COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. glucose formation a. gluconeogenesis b. essential amino acid c. below-normal body temperature d. unit of energy 2. lipid catabolism 3. synthesis of lipids 4. linoleic acid 5. deamination 6. phenylalanine 7. ketoacidosis 8. A, D, E, K 9. B complex and vitamin C i. essential fatty acid e. fat-soluble vitamins f. water-soluble vitamins g. lipolysis h. nitrogenous waste j. removal of an amino group k. decrease in pH 1. lipogenesis 10. calorie 11. uric acid 12. hypothermia

COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. glucose formation a. gluconeogenesis b. essential amino acid c. below-normal body temperature d. unit of energy 2. lipid catabolism 3. synthesis of lipids 4. linoleic acid 5. deamination 6. phenylalanine 7. ketoacidosis 8. A, D, E, K 9. B complex and vitamin C i. essential fatty acid e. fat-soluble vitamins f. water-soluble vitamins g. lipolysis h. nitrogenous waste j. removal of an amino group k. decrease in pH 1. lipogenesis 10. calorie 11. uric acid 12. hypothermia

Concepts of Biology

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Author:Samantha Fowler, Rebecca Roush, James Wise

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Chapter16: The Body's System

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