What is a metabolic pathway? what is a metabolic pathway?
a) a process that results in mutations in genes.
b) a series of chemical reactions where enzymes work one at a time to convert a reactant into intermediates and the intermediates into a final product.
c) a series of steps that convert a precursor to arginine.
d) a series of steps only found in neurospora crassa.

B) A series of chemical reactions where enzymes work one at a time to convert a reactant into intermediates and the intermediates into a final product.

Explanation:

In our cells there are multiple chemical reactions happening all the time to convert the  elements we ingest (food, water, air) into the products the organism needs.

This processes can be very complex and offen involves various reactions (steps). Also, many of this reactions need to by catalized by enzymes in order to happen.

B

Explanation:

A metabolic pathway is series of chemical reactions that are well organized, well co-ordinated, and purposeful manner; all these reactions are collectively called as metabolism.

Metabolic Pathways this is a series of biochemical reaction where enzymes work one at a time to convert a reactant into intermediates and the intermediates into a final product. The product of reactions serve as an a reactants for the next enzymatic reaction.

The reactants, intermediates, products of an enzymatic reaction are known as metabolites.

Types of Metabolic pathway

1. Catabolic

2. Anabolic

3. Amphibolic

air

in a tire you fill a tire with air

then a couple days later you check the air pressure in the tire

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