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What makes chemicals in the body the helps break down food?
Pancreas
What b vitamin helps make new cells?
The B vitamin that helps to make new cells is called folate. It is also needed for the construction of DNA and is the most needed prenatal vitamin.
Red blood cells transport which 2 chemicals in the body?
Red blood cells have haemoglobin which helps in the transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Why does your body need chemicals?
one of the reasons is to digest your foods. Your saliva is a chemical that helps break down food
What cell part helps plant and animal cells break down glucose?
cytology
How does macromolecules and vitamins help aid the function of cells?
it helps break things down
Which of the elements helps to build proteins and is also needed to build new cells?
potassium
Cells that move toward chemicals released by damaged cells are said to demonstrate positive chemotaxis?
Positive chemotaxis refers to the movement of cells in response to the presence of a chemical gradient. In the case of damaged cells, the release of specific chemicals acts as a signal for other cells to migrate towards the site of injury. This helps in the recruitment of immune cells and facilitates the repair process in tissues.
What three important functions does water perform in cells?
Three main functions:Water dissolves chemicals that cells are in need of.It also helps keep their size and shape.Helps keep cell's temperature from changing rapidly.
What are the small parts of cells called?
that answer is cells it is the smallest unit of life and carries out all functions needed for life. *hope that helps*
What 3 important functions does water perform in cells?
Three main functions:Water dissolves chemicals that cells are in need of.It also helps keep their size and shape.Helps keep cell's temperature from changing rapidly.
What will protein do for your body?
Protein helps to repair damaged cells and build new cells in place of the dead ones. Body builders use proteins to build up extra cells than actually needed.
