Why do cells give off waste?

Answer 1

Cells to not store waste products. Substances/chemicals that cell do not want to use or is harmful is taken up by the bloodstream and taken to liver where the process of detoxification occurs. It is then carried to the kidneys and then excreted through rectum and anus.

Answer 2

Because most living organisms have the need to release waste products. The inability to excrete waste might cause toxic effects, inflammation and infection.

Cells engulf and separate chemical compounds to obtain their energy. The energy of the elements that once consisted the said chemical compound are already released and absorbed by the cell. The elements, therefore, lost their usefulness and would be a burden (extra mass means extra energy needed) if the cells carried them around. Also, if the cells did not release the said elements, the said elements will build up and occupy the spaces of the cell. The cell, then, would have its cytoplasm exploded, plasmolysis.

Answer 3

Cells produce waste as a byproduct of their metabolic processes. This waste includes substances like carbon dioxide and urea that need to be removed from the cell to maintain internal balance and prevent toxicity. Cells eliminate waste through processes like excretion and diffusion.

Answer 4

If wastes weren't expelled, they would build up in your body and act as poisons, interrupting bodily functions.

Answer 5

because the cell doppesnt need the waste anymoooreee one direction rocks

Answer 6

yes