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Mary Grabowski writes about introductory biochemistry for Biology Insights. She spent six years teaching secondary school chemistry and biology overseas before returning to Springfield, Illinois. Grabowski holds a degree in biochemistry and lives in the suburbs with her spouse and two teenagers.

Are Lipids Hormones? Explaining Their Biological Role
What Is Net Diffusion in Biology and How Does It Work?
What Would Happen If Pepsin Was Not There?
What Do Diffusion and Active Transport Have in Common?
What Is an Example of Anaerobic Respiration?
How Does Cell Size Affect Nutrient Absorption Rate?
Is Glycogen Found in Plants or Animals?
Where Does Aerobic Cellular Respiration Occur?
What Organelles Are Only Found in Animal Cells?
Does Every Living Thing Need Oxygen?
Why Does the Krebs Cycle Require Oxygen?
Does the Citric Acid Cycle Require Oxygen?
Where Does the Krebs Cycle Take Place?
Where Does the Link Reaction Take Place?
What Are the Reactants and Products of Glycolysis?
What Is Oxidized in Cellular Respiration?
If an Animal Only Eats Meat, What Is Its Source of Glucose?
How Are Fats, Phospholipids, and Steroids Alike?
Why Can’t Animals Photosynthesize?
What Type of Macromolecule Is Lactose?
What is the difference between glycogenolysis and glycogenesis?
What Is the Electron Acceptor in Fermentation?
Why Are Polysaccharides a Good Source of Energy?
True or False: Is Osmosis a Type of Diffusion?
What Are Macromolecules and Their Role in Biology?
What Are the Two Types of Fermentation?
What Is Active Transport? Definition, Types, & Function
How Much ATP Does NADH Actually Produce?
What Are the Reactants of Aerobic Cellular Respiration?
What Is Photophosphorylation and How Does It Work?