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What happens to protiens,carbs and fats if they are not inculuded into the reaction to release energy? They are food so what happens to them?

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What happens to protiens,carbs and fats if they are not inculuded into the reaction to release energy? They are food so what happens to them?

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https://www.google.com/search?q=where+does+atp+come+from+in+cellular+respiration&rlz=1CAHPZV_enUS759US759&oq=where+does+atp+come+from+in+cellular+respiration+&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l4.10069j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on

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Cellular respiration is glucose+ 6 oxygen= 6CO2+ 6H2O+ 38 ATP If energy is ATP or adenosine triphosphate, where do the adenosine and phosphate come from as there is no adenosine or phosphate in glucose or oxyegn (And I know energy can't be created or destroyed but changed from form to form and stored) 

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Cellular respiration is glucose+ 6 oxygen= 6CO2+ 6H2O+ 38 ATP If energy is ATP or adenosine triphosphate, where do the adenosine and phosphate come from as there is no adenosine or phosphate in glucose or oxyegn (And I know energy can't be created or destroyed but changed from form to form and stored) 

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What happens to the water when cellular respiration occurs

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What happens to the water when cellular respiration occurs

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What are the part/ layers of the bones.

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What is the most important part of the skeletal system  and why is it so important?

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The heart is one of the main part of the circulatory system

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Platelet are thing in the blood that help heal wounds

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Does the brain have different part and does each part have different function.

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Why isn't your blood orange if the plasma is yellow and red blood cells are red

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Does the circulatory system connect to the immune and limpatic system?

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Does the circulatory system connect to the immune and limpatic system?

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Are the white blood cells part of the limpatic system?

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Are the white blood cells part of the limpatic system?

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are veins and arteries and all that stuff considered organs?

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are veins and arteries and all that stuff considered organs?

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How long does it take for a blood cell to go from the heart and back.

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How do nutrients escape through the cell walls?

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Are there any organism's that dont have one?

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Are there any organism's that dont have one?

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How many systems is the ciculatory connected with?

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How many systems is the ciculatory connected with?

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The embryo is attached to the mother by the umbilical cord and that is how the embryo gets all its oxygen, nutrients, etc.

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we would not be able to move and our organs wouldn't be protected. we would also die because the bone marrow produces red blood cells and without these systems we would not be able to have blood, causing the circulatory system to stop working and then that causes all of the other systems to stop working because all of the systems work  together.

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we would not be able to move and our organs wouldn't be protected. we would also die because the bone marrow produces red blood cells and without these systems we would not be able to have blood, causing the circulatory system to stop working and then that causes all of the other systems to stop working because all of the systems work  together.

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amoebas and bacteria do not because they are single celled organisms. therefore, there are not enough cells in it to be able to create any organ systems.

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amoebas and bacteria do not because they are single celled organisms. therefore, there are not enough cells in it to be able to create any organ systems.

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where does the water that the large intestine absorbs go to afterwards?

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where does the water that the large intestine absorbs go to afterwards?

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I guess the digestive system is the most important because it is formed first

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I guess the digestive system is the most important because it is formed first

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the digestive system works by going through the mouth and then into the stomach to get digested further. then into the small intestine where the nutrients get absorbed. then into the large intestine where the remaining water is absorbed and the to the anus so you can poop.

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the digestive system works by going through the mouth and then into the stomach to get digested further. then into the small intestine where the nutrients get absorbed. then into the large intestine where the remaining water is absorbed and the to the anus so you can poop.

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What is the mucus in your stomach that keeps the acid from eating it made of?

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If the stomach churns and expands and shrinks, How come we don't feel it?

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If the stomach churns and expands and shrinks, How come we don't feel it?

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How is it physically possible to throw up?

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If the digestive system is formed first, how does an embryo get oxygen while the respiratory system and circulatory system isn't formed and how does nutrients even go to the embryo?

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If the digestive system is formed first, how does an embryo get oxygen while the respiratory system and circulatory system isn't formed and how does nutrients even go to the embryo?

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The bad stuff gets digested in the stomach

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The bad stuff gets digested in the stomach

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it doesn't. the villi in the small intestine do.

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it doesn't. the villi in the small intestine do.

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Does mucus follow the level of organization as   the stomach mucus and nose mucus is part of the system?

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Does mucus follow the level of organization as   the stomach mucus and nose mucus is part of the system?

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Are hair follicles dead cells or alive? How does hair grow? 

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Are hair follicles dead cells or alive? How does hair grow? 

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How much of the body is made up of the Skeletal and Muscular Systems

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If there were no skeletal or muscular systems in our body what will happen to us?

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Is the digestive system more important or less important than the other systems?

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Is the digestive system more important or less important than the other systems?

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Around 100,000 Billion cells.

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because the cells are tightly compacted together and you cant see each individual cell. also cells cannot be seen with the naked eye 

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because the cells are tightly compacted together and you cant see each individual cell. also cells cannot be seen with the naked eye 

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Why does honey never  spoil? Does it have to do with cells.

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Some cells like the sperm cell have flagella  or little wip like tails that help them move

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Some cells like the sperm cell have flagella  or little wip like tails that help them move

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What kind of organism doesn't need a respiratory system?

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What is the purpose of the circulatory system.

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The are basically the "control center" of a cell. it allows the cell to do what it needs to help your body

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The are basically the "control center" of a cell. it allows the cell to do what it needs to help your body

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how many different cells are in the average human body

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how many different cells are in the average human body

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Why do cells have a nucleus

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How do genes and cells work together for reproduction and early development?

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How do genes and cells work together for reproduction and early development?

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How do cells move?

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How many cells are in the body and do they serve different purposes?

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How do cells stay together?

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what are the main purposes of cells? what do they do that helps our bodies?

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what are the main purposes of cells? what do they do that helps our bodies?

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Why do we see the heart for example as whole and not individual cells?

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Why do we see the heart for example as whole and not individual cells?

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what types of organs are in this system and how do those organs work together?

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what types of organs are in this system and how do those organs work together?

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How do Oxygen and Carbon dioxide work together?

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How does the nutrients transfer from the intestines into the blood stream without bring in  along anything bad?

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what would happen to your body if one of these systems stopped working?

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what would happen to your body if one of these systems stopped working?

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How does the stomach separate the unneeded nutrients out of the body?

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How does the digestive system work?