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How does bone marrow get produced

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What causes bone marrow to sometimes not produce blood cells?

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Each organism has their open unique way of performing homeostasis

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When bones break, what's the process of them growing back like?

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The respiratory system connects with both the circulatory system and digestive system, with red blood cells carrying oxygen cells and through the capilaries of the digestive system.

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What does smoking do to our respiratory system?

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Gas exchange takes place in alveoli, and it is the explanation as to why we exhale more co2 than we inhale. The missing oxygen from when we inhale is used for cellular respiration.

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Why can you only smell something when you breathe in through your nose and not also when you breathe in through your mouth?

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Why do we get bloody noses?

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Is there a difference between breathing with our nose and mouth?

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Why is it sometimes hard to breathe when we're sick?

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Could we still survive if we didn't breathe in nitrogen?

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Where does the extra carbon dioxide come from when we exhale?

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Where does an oxygen cell end up in the body?

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Yeast has food and energy already stored in it.

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Membrane-bound cell organelles

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In the yeast lab, from where did the oxygen come from?

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Cellular Respiration is a chemical reaction where sugar and oxygen mix and create carbon dioxide, H2O molecules, and energy (ATP)

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The sugar diffused into the yeast making a chemical reaction creating co2 which went up the tube and expanded the balloon.

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Why did the balloon blow up?

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What is the sugar and yeast interacting represent happening in our body?

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Why didn't the balloon with just the yeast expand enough to blow up the balloon a lot?

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How did the sugar and yeast interact?

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How do we get blood diseases?

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Why didn't the starch move?

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How do we get heart attacks?

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Veins help make sure blood doesn't fall backwards and keeps it's path to the heart

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Arteries take blood away from the heart

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White blood cells, red blood cells, plasma, platelets make up blood

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Why do we have different types of blood cells?

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Bile is a type of digestive enzyme which helps breakdown food chemically.

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What makes us have to pee?

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Why do we get stomach aches?

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Mechanical and chemical digestion work together by food being broken down into smaller particles by mechanical digestion, which then makes it easier for chemical digestion to happen.

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Salivary glands->Saliva/Enzymes break down carbohydrates->Pepsin and Gastric acids mix together->Chyme-> breaks down protein

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It is the digestion in your mouth which is your mouth chewing and the salivary glands softening up your food.

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Food digestion

Mouth->Esophagus->Stomach->Small intestine->Big intestine->Rectum->Anus

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How does protein help our muscles grow?

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How many organs make up the digestive system?

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What are the chemicals reacting to change the taste?