bio test 2

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nbeckham23  on March 3, 2011

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eating disorders/digestive system

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bio test 2

cellular respiration occurs in
the mitochondria of cells
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cellular respiration occurs in the mitochondria of cells
cellular respiration process sugar (glucose) is converted to ATP
glucose+O2+ADP = ATP+CO2+H2O
(ADP is "recharged" into ATP)
ATP vs ADP ATP: triple P
ADP: double P
3 types of food molecules Protein, Fat, Carbohydrates
Protein chains of amino acids;
only amino acids are small enough to pass through the digestive tract and into the body
Fat glycerol bonded to 3 fatty acids, high energy, must be broken down into the glycerol before absorption
Carbohydrates individual/chains of simple sugar units
starch simple sugars joined together, found in plants
glycogen blood sugar
cellulose cannot be broken down in the human body
digestive system mouth, pharynx (throat), esophagus, stomach, small/large intestine, rectum
most of digestion occurs in the small intestine
when do food molecules enter the circulatory system? after passing through the liver
-ose sugar
-ase enzyme
anorexia self-starvation
bulimia binge eating, then ridding the body of food
why eating disorders are deadly no energy for cellular respiration, proteins cannot be produced, heart shrinks
why does the body have so many parts and accessory glands? because different food molecules require different breakdown steps
zyklon B blocks cellular respiration and denies brain cells ATP

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