Which of the following is an appropriate description of how consuming the cellulose in bamboo supports pandas’ cellular needs?


Cellulose in bamboo is a complex carbohydrate that is broken down into simple sugars that provide energy for the cell to produce ATP.

Answer A: Cellulose in bamboo is a complex carbohydrate that is broken down into simple sugars that provide energy for the cell to produce A T P .
A

Cellulose in bamboo is a protein used to produce enzymes necessary to catalyze cellular reactions.

Answer B: Cellulose in bamboo is a protein used to produce enzymes necessary to catalyze cellular reactions.
B

Cellulose in bamboo is made up of lipids that can be broken down into phospholipids that are used to build cellular membranes.

Answer C: Cellulose in bamboo is made up of lipids that can be broken down into phospholipids that are used to build cellular membranes.
C

Cellulose in bamboo is primarily made up of nucleic acids that are broken down and reassembled in the cell to make DNA and RNA.