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why do metabolic pathways have to be regulated?

pocahontas11

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why do metabolic pathways have to be regulated?

Explain why cells need to manage metabolic pathways. Why is this an evolutionary advantage?

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Metabolic pathways are the cells way of essentially harvesting ATP from molecules and macromolecules, such as glucose and proteins. If these are not efficiently managed the cell will risk death.

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