Biology, 14.01.2021 09:50 egardner4667
The numbers shown in the table are ratios. For example, the ratio of
adenine to guanine in humans is 1.56 to 1, or 1.56:1. The 1 is assumed, and not
shown. What do you observe about these ratios? Select all correct answers.
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The equation shows cellular respiration. during cellular respiration, glucose combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide, water, and atp. what happens to the energy in the bonds in glucose? the energy is transferred to oxygen. the energy is transferred to carbon dioxide. the energy is transferred to water. the energy is transferred to atp.
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The numbers shown in the table are ratios. For example, the ratio of
adenine to guanine in humans i...
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