Water is the reaction medium in which the biochemical processes in the cell takes place. This medium is called cytoplasm, and is basically water with cell contents, for example protein and amino acids.
Water also takes part in most of the biochemical reactions.
Water content in a cell is controlled by osmosis, where water leaves the cell if the concentration of a particular solute is higher on the outside of the cell membrane than on the inside (cell is said to be in a hypertonic environment
if the solute cons. is higher in the cell than outside, water will enter the cell (cell is said to be in a hypotonic environment
if the solute cons. is the same on both sides of the membrane (inside and outside of the cell, that is), the net water movement is zero, thus water moves out of the cell just as much as it moves into it. the cell is now isotonic to its environment.
loss of water turns the cell flaccid. a plant cell may loosen from its outer cell wall, rupturing the cell. too much water turns the cell turbid, and it may 'pop
without water there would not be a cell. the cell membrane, which is made from lipids (fatty acids) would not have aggregated into the sphere that encloses its cell content, and without water enzymatic reactions could not occur (the enzymes themselves rely on water to take up the correct conformation which is crucial to its function). also, without water there could be no electron transport chain or proton motive force, for energy (ATP) production. in short: no water = no cell.
For function. The lipids are a tiny molecule that make up membranes, cells, oils, and fats. The heads are attracted to water and need it to survive.
also, WATER IS NEEDED FOR ALL HUMAN FUNCTIONS
there is actually only one reason water is needed. water is needed for a cell to obtain energy
The cell needs water because that's what it's partially composed of; the cytoplasm is almost entirely water.
To perform life Fuctions and have energy to move your body to do anything functions you need
these are th ethrer inportan water in a cell
1. so you can drink
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.
The functions of tension in a fiber include important roles such as morphogenesis and cell adhesion.
skin cells, muscle cells, and bone cells.
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The Endoplasmic Reticulum is an important organelle of the cell. The ER functions as the communication system for the cytoplasm.
The three functions of cell division are reproduction, growth, and repair
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.
ATP is important to the cell because it provides the energy it needs for all its functions.
The functions of tension in a fiber include important roles such as morphogenesis and cell adhesion.
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.
They perform several functions. They are important to maintain vitality
Water is an important nutrient because it is needed to hydrate your most important organs
skin cells, muscle cells, and bone cells.
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water dissolves the cellWater is, perhaps, the most important component of a cell. It has many functions, 2 given below:1. It is a universal solvent. (this is extremely useful as all reactions in a cell occur in the aqueous state)2. It is a hydrolytic agent. (takes part in hydrolysis)
The cytoskeleton will support the cell and provide shape. It will also help in the movement of particles in and out of the cell.
Water is one of the most abundant resources and it comprises about three quarters of the human body and is important for removing toxins from the body and keeps you hydrated. The processes are; bowels, urination, perspiration, and processing of toxins from the liver. Being 2% dehydrated can seriously degrade a human's mental and physical functions. And being 15% dehydrated can be lethal.