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How do amoebas and white blood cells take in food?
By the process of engulfment Amoebas take in food by phagocytosis, whereby small particles are engulfed by the cell and carried to the cytoplasm. Technically, white blood cells do not "take in food," however, the mechanism by which they engulf microorganisms, cellular debris, or other waste products is phagocytosis as well.
Why do cells exchange materials with the environment around them?
So they can have food oxygen and other things from the environment
What waste does blood take away from cells?
carbon dioxide or CO2
Does respiration take place in all living cells?
When, all the time any one organism is alive. Where, Genetically, anywhere where there is a processing plant to burn oxygen and make energy (To use for example in muscles) Why, to live / perform a job to maintain a life.
Why don't non-living things excrete?
Non-living implies that it doesn't need to take on food. Therefore, no food means there will be no waste to get rid of. No waste means no excretion is required.
How do amoebas and white blood cells take in food?
By the process of engulfment Amoebas take in food by phagocytosis, whereby small particles are engulfed by the cell and carried to the cytoplasm. Technically, white blood cells do not "take in food," however, the mechanism by which they engulf microorganisms, cellular debris, or other waste products is phagocytosis as well.
How ameoba take food?
amoeba is a phagocyte. it means that it is a cell which absorbs waste material, harmful microorganisms, or other cells by engulfing them. the process of engulfing food is called phagocytosis.
Why do cells exchange materials with the environment around them?
So they can have food oxygen and other things from the environment
What does the blood give cells?
Blood plays an important role in transfer of OXYGINE to the cells from the lungs, which is used in the oxidation of food. and take carbon-dioxide from them.
How does a virus different from a living cell?
viruses do not grow, take in food, or make waste living cell make waste, take in food, grow
What waste does blood take away from cells?
carbon dioxide or CO2
Should you particapate in a maple syrup squirting competition?
No, it is a waste of perfectly good food. There are people on Earth that are starving and it is not funny to waste food that they could eat. Take the money you would spend on the syrup and give it to a charity like Oxfam.
Does respiration take place in all living cells?
When, all the time any one organism is alive. Where, Genetically, anywhere where there is a processing plant to burn oxygen and make energy (To use for example in muscles) Why, to live / perform a job to maintain a life.
Do plants take food from the outside?
No, they are producers, they PRODUCE their own food with chloroplasts in their cells
Why are chloroplast found in plant cells and not animal cells?
plant cells have chloroplast because it needs to store sunlight and to make food whereas human cells take energy from the food we eat
What are the three functions of cells?
They take in food and get rid of wast matter, they make new cells, and they repair old cells.
Why don't non-living things excrete?
Non-living implies that it doesn't need to take on food. Therefore, no food means there will be no waste to get rid of. No waste means no excretion is required.
