The liver catabolises excess amino acids into urea and other compounds.

The enzymes in the mitochondria were catabolising glucose to provide energy for the cell.

During fasting, the body will catabolise stored fat to supply energy.

During prolonged fasting, the body responded catabolically, increasing muscle protein breakdown to supply energy.

During metabolism, the drug was catabolised quickly by liver enzymes.

The researchers studied catabolism to understand how cells break down molecules and release energy.

The catabolic processes in the liver accelerate during fasting.

The researchers studied the catabiotic changes in the tissue samples to better understand age-related degeneration.

In studying age-related brain changes, the team observed clear signs of catabiosis in hippocampal neurons, which likely accelerated cognitive decline.