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Regulation coordination and control
Excretion Removal of metabolic wastes
Nutrition the process of consuming and utilizing food for growth, energy, and overall health
Metabolism is required to keep organisms alive.
Homeostasis helps organisms maintain relatively stable internal conditions. This is accomplished by organelles
Inorganic vs organic molecules Organic contains Carbon (C) AND Hydrogen (H)
Building blocks Starches → simple sugars Protein → amino acids Lipids → 3 fatty acids 1 glycerol
Active transport moves molecules from L→H concentration and requires energy (ATP)
Diffusion/Passive Transport move molecules from H → L concentrations
Denaturation when an enzyme changes its shape due to high temperatures or pH. This will also have an effect on the rate of reaction
Enzymes are specifically shaped to help synthesize molecules by influencing the rate at which the reaction occurs
Protein Synthesis The cell uses the information from a gene on the chromosome in the nucleus and uses it to synthesize a specific protein
Lipid Molecule contains 3 fatty acids and 1 glycerol
Circulatory Transports oxygen, nutrients, and waste via blood
Excretory Removes wastes like urea and CO2; maintains water and salt balance
Nervous Sends electrical signals to detect and respond to stimuli
Respiratory Exchanges gases—brings in O2 and releases CO2
Immune Protects against pathogens using white blood cells, antibodies, lymph nodes.
Antigens found on pathogens and act as identifiers.
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