Question

Glucose transported into human cells can be transformed into all of the following except

A) sucrose for energy production.
B) carbon dioxide and water by aerobic respiration.
C) lactate in the absence of oxygen.
D) glycogen for energy storage.
E) acetyl CoA to make body fat.

Answer 1

Glucose can be transformed into various forms except for sucrose for energy production.

Step-by-step explanation:

Glucose, the body's primary source of energy, can be transformed into various forms, except for sucrose for energy production. Glucose can be converted into carbon dioxide and water through aerobic respiration, lactate in the absence of oxygen, glycogen for energy storage, and acetyl CoA to make body fat.