 | Metabolism
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By the end of this chapter, the student should be able to:
- Explain the formation of ATP and its function in storing energy for the cell.
- Outline the process of glycolysis and the circumstances leading to the formation of pyruvate or lactate.
- Describe the role of NAD, FAD, and acetyl CoA in energy metabolism.
- Summarize the action of the citric acid cycle and the electron transport chain in the metabolism of energy nutrients.
- Explain the source of CO2 and H2O in energy metabolism.
- Explain how fats and proteins enter into energy pathways.
- Describe the formation of ketones, urea, and amino acids as products of energy metabolism.
- Explain how diet influences energy metabolism pathways.
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