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food is used up by all the cells in the body as all the cells need energy to perform their functions
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What Substances in food that provide things your body needs are?
Do you mean the chemical energy that is stored in food and released when we consume it to fuel our cells or the minerals in the cells?
What type of white cells consume microorganisms?
Macrophages are white blood cells that an consume microorganisms.
Is the calories of food energy that you consume each day are transferred to cytosine for use as an energy source for cells?
No. That's not true.
Why do animals have to consume food?
Animals have to consume food as they cannot make their own food
Is it true that The calories of food energy that you consume each day are transferred to cytosine for use as an energy source for cells?
No. That's false.
What does phag mean?
It is a root meaning to swallow or eat. Phagocytes are cells that consume invaders, and the esophagus is the food tube which is connected to where you swallow.
How long can a panda go without food?
A panda bear can barely go without food. They consume about 14 pounds of food in a given day and this may be hard to survive without.
Where does energy released from food go?
Into the Body Cells.
Is your digestive track home to trillions of bacteria?
Yes they are!! In fact we are more organisms than human cells if you count the number of cells. Bacteria reside in the gut responsible for the digestion of many food nutrients we consume. some enzymes what we do not have is presenting in bacteria!Yes, it is.
Plant cells make their own food but animals take in their food by?
Eating. haha. Animals(heterotrophs) eat autotrophs and other heterotrophs. Plant cells use photosynthesis to transform sunlight into organic molecules(sugar) and animals consume the plants.
How long can a panda bear go without food?
A panda bear can barely go without food. They consume about 14 pounds of food in a given day and this may be hard to survive without.
What cell contains the most Golgi bodies?
It's in the goblet cells where they secrete mucus and mucus contains glycoproteins(modified in Golgi apparatus)
