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By a process called mitosis, the spliting or multiplying of cells.

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The oxygen gets diffused into a cell

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It helps the bone become stronger and it helps it grow.

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It doesn't make blood.it makes blood cells

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It is very hard and strong, it helps protect the bone.

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Bones heal by them being in the right place, the cartilage then forms and rebuild's the broken bone

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They break down the food so your cells can have the food molecules.

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The mouth, the esophogus, the stomach, the large intestine, and the small intestine, to name a few.

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How does bone marrow make blood?

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Why is calcium needed for bones?

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A tendon flexible but inelastic cord of strong fibrous collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone.

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Your bones reproduce, grow, metabolize, and respond to stimuli. Your bones makes cells and protect your organs. Otherwise, you would be a blob.

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There are 206 bones in the adult body (after all the bones fuse from childhood)

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What are all of the stuff that are in the bone.

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Do fats go to the yellow bone marrow'?

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How many bones are in your body?

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What is bone marrow?

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How does nutrients get from bloodstream to bone?

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Why do bones make blood?

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What is sponge bone it what purpose does it serve?

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What is a tendon?

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What do bones do, what is their function?

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Why are some parts of bones hard and others, soft?

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It can get glucose from the Villi.

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How does the cells get the glucose to do Cellular Respiratory?

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The cells!!

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What kinds of differences are there for bird respiratory systems and our respiratory systems

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Why does alcohol affect your lungs?

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Where is cellular respiration found in the respiratory system?

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Popcorn lung is a diesease that causes you to become short of breath and can happen if you breath in the seasoning used to flavor popcorn

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How do the glucose and the O2 combine to go through the process of cellular respiration?

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What kinds of alternatives are there to cellular respiration?

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Why can't our cells use Carbon dioxide for energy

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Is carbon dioxide really just oxygen, because we breathe in oxygen, would it turn to carbon dioxide?

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Where do all the other gases, that you breathe in, go?

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How does smoking affect your lungs

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Why is oxygen necessary for cellular respiration?

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What is popcorn lung?

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How does oxygen get transferred from lungs to capillaries

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Why/how did the color change in the lab using TBT?

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What happens if your body can produce enough blood?

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Artifact

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We eat food so that our cells can have energy.

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They might as well have grown right back the instant they die.

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Why cant our bodies handle Carbon dioxide?

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Then, you'll catch asphyxia, and eventually your organs shut down pretty quickly because they don't have enough oxygen to function. Then, you die because your heart stops working due to said ashpyxia!!! :D

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Where does the blood go after it travels through your body and into your heart?

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What is blood pressure?

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What is the purpose of plasma?

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What are the main organs or structures in the Circulatory System?

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What happens to your blood if you don't have enough oxygen in your blood stream?

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Who thinks there should be a Circulatory System picture here?

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Why does your stomach growl more at times even if you eat the same things

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It takes 3-6 hours to digestive something

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When our stomach growls, is it really because we are hungry or is it something else?

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A liquid called bile and villi, takes the fat from the digested food or chyme and it gets absorbed by the villi to go int.o your cells

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The sphincter is a tissue that protects acid from the stomach from going into the esophagus

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Why is this section so small as of now?

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Typo: affect

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The gall bladder breaks down food by using special juices.

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Why do belches make the sounds they do?

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Is it true steak takes the longest to digest?

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Does it really take seven years to digest gum?

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Why does my stomach growl if there is no food in it?

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What does the gall bladder do?

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Not just the acid in the stomach. Enzymes in saliva break food down a bit.

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They get absorbed in the Intestines

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Food can be broken mechanically and chemically. Mechanically is chewing and mechanically is the acid in our stomach.

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Link: https://edpuzzle.com/assignments/5c3e31d0ddb87a40b1c9aa5e/watch

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What is the purpose of the appendix?

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What happens to our fat?

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What happens to the food molecules.

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Did you know if your stomach did not have the protective layer of mucus lining the inside of your stomach, the acid would leak out of your stomach, and it will would kill you?

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The Epiglottis separates air to go to the lungs from food to go to the stomach.

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How big is your stomach?

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How small is the Esophagus?

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How are cells involved with the digestive system?

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What do all the organs do in the Digestive system?

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What happens if you can't digest something?

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What are all the organs in the digestive system?

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How many alveolars are in the lungs?

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How often do cells reproduce?

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They get close to each other and/or merge,

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What does stomach cancer do?

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What happens when we lose cells?

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These questions seem generic.

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When cells don’t interact, when they are supposed to, what happens?

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Why do nerve cells send electrical pulses?

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How do we go from one cell to billions of cells?

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How do cells interact?

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What is metabolism?

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How long does it take to digest something?

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How many organs makes up the digestive system?

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Cells move with flagella (a whip like tail) and cilia (Hair like legs)

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Artifact

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What atoms make up cells?

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How big is a cell?

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What makes the cells move?