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    Catabolism breaks down large molecules into smaller molecules. Catabolism builds molecules the body needs. Hormones example proteins becoming amino acids, proteins becoming glucose, glycogen becoming glucose, or triglycerides becoming fatty acids.

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    Catabolism

    Anabolism

    Introduction

    Metabolic process that


    breaks down large
    molecules into smaller
    molecules.

    Metabolic process that


    builds molecules the
    body needs.

    Energy

    Releases energy

    Requires energy

    Hormones

    Adrenaline, cortisol,
    glucagon, cytokines.

    Example

    proteins becoming
    amino acids, proteins
    becoming glucose,
    glycogen becoming
    glucose, or
    triglycerides becoming
    fatty acids.

    Estrogen, testosterone,
    insulin, growth
    hormone.
    amino acids becoming
    polypeptides (proteins),
    glucose becoming
    glycogen, fatty acids
    becoming triglycerides.

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