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Glucose has 6 OH functional groups which forms hydrogen bonds with the water molecules. The H bonding is the reason glucose, and other sugar monomers, are soluble in water. Plasma is primarily water, so one in the bloodstream it is readily absorbed into the cell, which gives it energy to function.
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How is the structure of a podocyte relate to its function?
regulates glomerurlar function
How is the structure of a cell relate to its function?
Are you seriously asking that now!?!
How does a cells structure relate to its function in the body?
It is the basic building block of life
How does the structure of a plant cell relate to the function?
I really dont know i want to know too
How does the structure of cellulose relates to the molecules function?
Cellulose has beta C1-C4 bonds between the glucose molecules - i.e. carbon 1 of 1 molecule bonds to carbon 4 of another. Animals don't produce the enzymes to break down cellulose but cows, rabbits etc. can only break it down due to symbiotic bacteria in their intestinal tract which possess the required enzymes to breakdown cellulose. In plants, cellulose is a strong supporting material because hydroxyl groups project out from each chain, forming hydrogen bonds with neighbouring chains - creating a rigid cross-linking between the chains. It is fully permeable to water and solutes which means it can allow them to move in and out of cells.
How is the structure of a podocyte relate to its function?
regulates glomerurlar function
How does structure relate to functions?
Cell structure determines cell function
How does the structure of a bone cell relate to its function?
The structure of a bone cell will directly relate to its function. For instance, in the lamellae, there is collagen which will provide the tensile strength to the bones.
How is the structure of a cell relate to its function?
Are you seriously asking that now!?!
How does the structure of a osteocytes cell relate to it function?
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How does a cells structure relate to its function in the body?
It is the basic building block of life
How are the structure and function of an organisms parts related?
The structure and function relate because what the structure is made of infuences what the organ's function is. An example is that the heart is made of strong muscle cells. Therefore, it is fit to do the job of pumping blood around the body.
How does the structure of a plant cell relate to the function?
I really dont know i want to know too
How does the structure of dendrites relate to their function in the nervous system answer?
They are long so they can stretch throughout the body.
How does the structure of cellulose relates to the molecules function?
Cellulose has beta C1-C4 bonds between the glucose molecules - i.e. carbon 1 of 1 molecule bonds to carbon 4 of another. Animals don't produce the enzymes to break down cellulose but cows, rabbits etc. can only break it down due to symbiotic bacteria in their intestinal tract which possess the required enzymes to breakdown cellulose. In plants, cellulose is a strong supporting material because hydroxyl groups project out from each chain, forming hydrogen bonds with neighbouring chains - creating a rigid cross-linking between the chains. It is fully permeable to water and solutes which means it can allow them to move in and out of cells.
How does the structure of a umbrella relate to its function?
tbh i really think its used to protect it's user f
How does the structure of sperm cells relate to the function?
Its head can use to penetrate to egg cell and tail can use to move.
