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• Anabolism
  '''Anabolism''' is the set of processes in living things that build up bodies. Biochemi
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• Anabolism/Approval
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• Anabolism/Definition
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• Anabolism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Anabolism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Carbohydrate metabolism/Definition
  The various [[biochemistry|biochemical]] processes responsible for the [[anabolism|formation]], [[catabolism|breakdown]] and interconversion of [[carbohydrate
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• Metabolism/Related Articles
  === Anabolism === {{r|Anabolism|Anabolic}}
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• Glyoxylate cycle/Related Articles
  {{r|Anabolism}}
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• Porphyrin/Related Articles
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• Glycogenesis/Related Articles
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• Pineal gland/Related Articles
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• Carbohydrate metabolism/Related Articles
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• Anabolism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Anabolism]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• NADPH/Related Articles
  {{r|Anabolism}}
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• Growth hormone/Related Articles
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• Catabolism/Related Articles
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• Testosterone/Related Articles
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• Gluconeogenesis/Related Articles
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• Carbohydrate metabolism
  ...s the various [[biochemistry|biochemical]] processes responsible for the [[anabolism|formation]], [[catabolism|breakdown]] and interconversion of [[carbohydrat
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• Citric acid cycle/Related Articles
  {{r|Anabolism}}
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• Adenosine triphosphate/Related Articles
  {{r|Anabolism}}
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• Molecule/Related Articles
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• Anabolism
  '''Anabolism''' is the set of processes in living things that build up bodies. Biochemi
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• Catabolism
  :''For the related metabolic process, see [[anabolism]].''
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• Organism/Related Articles
  {{r|Anabolism}}
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• Homeopathy/Catalogs
  | '''no single term''': metabolic [[homeostasis (biology)]] (including [[anabolism]] and [[catabolism]], [[mitosis]] and [[apoptosis]], [[immunology|immune me
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• Metabolism
  ...tabolism can be used to describe processes in a whole organism, the terms "anabolism" and "catabolism" can similarly be used in this way. For example, anabolic [[Image: Metabolism scheme anabolism.GIF|thumb|left|350px|A few of the anabolic pathways in a cell. Glucose can
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• Metabolism/Citable Version
  ...tabolism can be used to describe processes in a whole organism, the terms "anabolism" and "catabolism" can similarly be used in this way. For example, anabolic [[Image: Metabolism scheme anabolism.GIF|thumb|left|350px|A few of the anabolic pathways in a cell. Glucose can
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• Citric acid cycle
  ...[amphibolic]] pathway because it participates in both [[catabolism]] and [[anabolism]].
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• Sarcopenia
  ...5(5): 1851-1860. </ref>. Sarcopenia reflects a progressive withdrawal of [[anabolism]] and an increased [[catabolism]]. This disease also reduces the muscles ab
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• Neurotransmitter
  ...], that are neither synthesized nor catabolized (i.e., ''degraded''; see [[Anabolism]]) and are considered neurotransmitters by some. Thus, the old definitions
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• Life/Bibliography
  ...tory is correct, the thermodynamic forces responsible for the emergence of anabolism within prebiotic chemistry have ensured its stability throughout the ensuin
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• Cell (biology)
  ...breaks down complex molecules to produce energy and reducing power, and [[anabolism]], wherein the cell uses energy and reducing power to construct complex mol
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• Life
  ...olism'' is the breaking down of organic compounds for energy or materials. Anabolism is essentially a ''reductive'' process, meaning that it consumes energy-ric
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• Systems biology
  ...roup many processes together. For instance, a broad division in transport, anabolism, catabolism, and maintenance is sometimes useful."
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