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How will consuming the meat benefit the cells?
Consuming meat will definitely benefit your cells. Consuming meat is a way of delivering energy to your cells so that they can continue performing their special functions.
How would meat benefit cells?
The cells will benefit in meat by the taking the proteins which the body needs to develop if your cells don't get the nutrients it suppose to get then you won't be healthy.
How do cells benefit and contributetowards human development?
Cells benefit and contribute towards the human development in a person. Cells are very important for a person. One way that they benefit is that they help keep cancer away or cure cancer on a person.
How does protein benefit cells?
It gives the cells energy to do there different activities.
Why adding salt can reduce the amount of water in meat?
Adding salt to meat causes a process called osmosis, where water moves out of the meat cells to balance the concentration of salt inside and outside the cells. As the salt draws water out, it helps to enhance flavor and preserve the meat. This water loss can also lead to a firmer texture in the meat, as the cells shrink.
What darkly pigmented oxygen-storing protein is in red-meat cells used for rapid bursts of activity but not so much in white-meat cells?
Myoglobin
What does meat provide to your cells?
Glucose, which is turned into energy.
What benefit would there be for animal cells to make their own food?
they would need to benefit from the sun or chlrophaste
Is it possible to 'grow' meat using stem cells?
It is possible to grow meat by using stem cells, and the first \"in vitro beefburger\" was introduced to the public in August 2013.
What is a benefit of being comprised of multiple cells?
B. Multiple cells allow some cells to specialize for a particular functio.
One mans meat is another mans poison?
The meaning of one's mans meat is another man's poison means that what is good for one man maybe not be good for another. Something may benefit one person but it does not benefit another.
How might it benefit an organism to have the nucleus near the center of its' cells?
There is no benefit nor problem with the nucleus being or not being in the center of the cell. In some cells (plants), it is closer to the cell wall.
