bio eating disorders 9

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bio eating disorders 9

ATP
cells energy that they get after resperation
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ATP cells energy that they get after resperation
glucose cells use it for energy during ceelare respiration, the energy is stored in the bonds
creation of atp cellure respiration starts in the cyto plasm but the glucose is broken down into ADT which the mitochondria breaks down even further in to ATP
muscle fuel our bodys muscle run on ATP so our muscles have alot of it
ATP cycle ATP is used up as high energy the waste is ADP which is low energy, the mitochondria uptakes both of them and then uses glucose to reatch the ADP to the ATP
fat glycerol bonded to 3 fatty acids, long term energy storage, a key element in fat based horemones
carbs a chain of simple sugars, fructose+glucose= sucrose
proteins chain of amino acids
protein synthesis proteins are bonded togeather when a chain of amino acids and some acidic group of amino acids combine realasing water
digesting proteins all of the chains of di peptide and poly peptides must be broken down into single amino acids in order for them to pass through our digestive system
fat digstion fats must be broken down into a glycerol and 3 fatt acids
carb digestion starches are broken down into glucose to fuel celluare respiration
glyocogen the liver store excess glucose as glycogen which is released for energy when blood sugar is too low
digestive system mouth,phyrnix, esophgus, stomach, small instentine, large intestin, rectum, the gaol is to break down food into small enough particles to pass through the small intestine walls into the blood
glands that produce digestive enzymes salivary glands, liver, gall blatter, pancrease, stomach and intestine
small intestine digestion most of the digestion occurs here where the molecules are put into the blood where they are flitered by the liver
salavary gland produces amaylase
gastric glands located in the stomach, they produce HCL and pepsin
pancrease produces amaylase, trypsin(protein), and lipase(fat)
bile produced in the liver, it breaks up fat
maltase finishes off carbs by converting maltose into glucose
peptidase final digestor of proteins, leaving them as single amino acids
eating disorders deadliest psychatric disease, 90% in women, 20% result in death
getting eating disorders genetic, on the first chromosome
eating disorders killing proteins cannt be digested making the heart weak ultimatly causing a heart attack

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