13. Select the "Next" arrow to continue to the "Nutrients to ATP" section. Explore the diagram and read the following statements labeled A-D. Then fill in the table below by writing the letter of the statement that answers the question. A. This process uses acetyl-CoA to release ATP, loaded electron carriers, and carbon dioxide. B. This process produces acetyl-CoA, carbon dioxide, and loaded electron carriers. C. This process breaks down glucose to release some ATP, pyruvate, and loaded electron carriers. D. This process uses oxygen and electrons from loaded electron carriers to drive production of a lot of ATP, plus water and heat. Question Statement What is glycolysis? What is pyruvate oxidation? What is the citric acid cycle? What is the electron transport chain? 14. Which biomolecules do our bodies: a. Mainly use for energy? b. Mainly use to build and repair tissues? Select the "Next" arrow to continue to the "Storage to ATP" section. 15. Complete the following sentence by filling in the blanks: When the cells' energy needs are met, cells convert excess acetyl-CoA to which can be stored as 16. Marathon runners will often "carb-load" in the days leading up to a long-distance run. This involves eating more carbohydrates than usual and decreasing physical activity several days before the event. www.Blointeractive.org Published August 2023 Page 2 of 6