The cardiovascular system has to provide oxygenated blood to the body at a rate sufficient to meet energy requirements. The main limiting factor is O2 delivery (closely followed by CO2 removal). Also, metabolic rate is very closely related to oxygen consumption - they are almost proportional, changing only with the respiratory quotient (which is in turn based on the type of fuel being used; e.g. carbohydrate, fat, protein). So, to a very reasonable approximation, oxygen consumption is proportional to metabolic rate. But in equilibrium, oxygen consumption must equal oxygen delivery by the cardiovascular system. As oxygen is usually carried at the same concentration in blood (close to 100% saturated), this means that the cardiac output is proportional to the oxygen delivered to the tissue per unit time, and hence to the metabolic rate.
Energy metabolism or the rate of energy production is directly proportional to cardiac output, which is the main function of the cardiovascular system. The more efficient the cardiac output, the faster the energy metabolism.
The cardiovascular system has to provide oxygenated blood to the rest of the body at a constant speed and in order for this speed to maintain - enough energy has to be produced by the oxygen that is taken in for it to run.
You need energy to pump the heart otherwise it would not work boom
The Cell's metabolism is under the utmost control, simultaneously both positive and negative, by ONLY enzymes.
Quite simply, just like anything else, cells need energy to work. The energy can't be created out of nothing (First Law), and usable energy gets converted to unusable energy, therefore new energy sources must be found (Second Law).
Each bond has a bonding energy which is released in a chemical reaction.
provides the main input of free energy into the biosphere
Your question is ambiguous, but I'll try to give you a few answers:1) Measuring food calories is important because these calories relate to human or animal nutrition and health. If you are getting too few your body will not have enough energy to function. If you are getting too many your body will try to store the extra energy by creating fat, which is calorie-rich material. If you get calories in the wrong form for your metabolism, you may have too much energy and not enough other nutritional building blocks to use it; that might result in fat build-up or an upset metabolism.2) Measuring external calories is important because energy is what runs machines. We usually don't measure machine energy in calories. We measure that in joules or kilowatt-hours. It's energy, nonetheless, and counting energy is important for both economic and ecological purposes.
activation energy is the amount of energy that is required for a reaction to start. Enzymes lower activation energy allowing metabolism to go at increased rates.
Astronomers and astrologists.
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the lymphatic system, like the cardiovascular system, includes a network of vessels that transport fluids
The Cell's metabolism is under the utmost control, simultaneously both positive and negative, by ONLY enzymes.
Viruses do not feed, they have no metabolism.
Quite simply, just like anything else, cells need energy to work. The energy can't be created out of nothing (First Law), and usable energy gets converted to unusable energy, therefore new energy sources must be found (Second Law).
An Experiment can help you understand the natural laws that relate to matter and energy.
It depends on the specific occupational title within physiology. I could relate to a medical doctor, or a scientist within the biological sciences, etc. It is a broad field from which many specialties fall.
There is a one to one relationship.
energy
The sun's energy is produced by nuclear ENERGY!!! im in school..lol