Actually, the enzyme amylase converts the starch to maltose. Enzyme maltase then converts maltose to glucose + glucose. Whilst enzyme sucrase converts sucrose to glucose + fructose and enzyme lactase converts lactose to glucose + galactose.
So, glucose is actually the end product.
Well, anyways, back to your question. The only reason they breakdown the sugars is because they need to use it up to take in the energy. They must be in their sinplest forms before the are absorbed and used.
"All other organisms, including plants, must produce ATP by breaking down molecules such as glucose."
Plant cells are capable of glucose breakdown. They glucose is formed during photosynthesis and is broken down to provide energy for various cellular activities.
Most do as they contain mitochondria for that very purpose. They make the glucose in photosynthesis and can break it down by cellular respiration when the energy from more ATP is needed.
the mitochondria. same thing in animal cells. the process by which it does this is really complex though
No - they break it down FOR energy.
air
mitochondria
chrosome
The liver breaks down alcohol into sugar.
Brakes down miterials in the cell.
The lysosome in a cell city project would be the Waste Disposal Plant or Recycle Plant becuase the lysosome digests worn out organells and breaks down organalles that no longer function properly.
There is no specific structure that breaks down sugar. Sugar is broken down in a series of processes that start with glycolysis which occurs in the cytoplasm.
Mitochondria
It's called glycolysis.
mitochondria
chrosome
For my project I did a Recycling Plant, cause it breaks down and RECYCLES cellular components :)
The Mitochondria, and it is found in all eukaryotic cell types.
Oxygen. Formula: 02 (its diatomic)
i think it breaks down by ATP (ENERGY)
An amylase is an enzyme that breaks starch down into sugar.
Hey brake down the glucose(sugar) into "ATP" which then the cell uses for energy. Hope that helps
The liver breaks down alcohol into sugar.