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metabolism The bodies used of molecules for energy and growth.
glucose the molecule that organ can use to release energy and that is made of carbon dioxide hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
oxygen a molecule that organisms get from the air or water around them and used to release energy.
amino acids molecules that are building blocks of protein.
system a set of interacting parts forming a complex Pole.
digestive system the body system that takes a dude and then breaks it down.
respiratory system the body system that takes in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.
circulatory system the body system that transports molecules to all from all cells of the body.
energy the ability to make things move or change.
protein a category of large molecules that performs important functions inside living things.
starch a type of energy storage molecules made of many glucose molecules connected together.
tissue a group of cells that work together to perform a special job
heart muscular Oregon that pumps blood throughout the body
arteries the blood vessels that return oxygen for blood back to the heart
capillaries tiny blood vessels where the exchange oxygen carbon dioxide nutrients and waste occurs between the blood and the cell
circulation movement of the blood throughout the heart and blood vessels delivering oxygen and nutrients to the body and removing waste product
lungs mainorgan that reperitory system where gas exchange occurs
diaphragm muscular structure that separates the chest from the bimutable circus and plays a key role in breathing
alveoli tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place
inggestion Process of taking food into the body
digestion process of breaking food down into smaller parts
respiration process by which oxygen is taken into carbon dioxide and is released by an organism
excretion to remove waste
homeostasis the body's ability to maintain a stable Interactive environment even when conditions change
voluntary you need to decide the actions( think it) before it happens, done by choice
involuntary happens without you thinking about doing it, occurs automatically
smooth muscle type of muscle found in interactal organs that operates involuntarrily (you don't have to think about it, it just happens) example the muscle that makes up
cardiac muscle type of muscle tissue that makes up the heart and operates involuntarily (you don't have to think about it for it to happen)
cellular respiration the chemical reaction between oxygen and glucose that releases energy into cells.
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