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Catabolism
reactions that breakdown complex organic compounds into simple ones; provide energy (produce or release)
Anabolism
reactions whereby small molecules are built up into more complex ones; form body's structural & functional components; use/need energy
energy-releasing
catabolic
energy-requiring
anabolic
Radiation
transfer of heat from a warmer object to a cooler object w/out physical contact
Conduction
transfer of body heat to a substance/object in contact with the body; ex. chair, clothes, etc
Convection
transfer of body heat by a liquid or gas btw areas of different temp.
Evaporation
conversion of a liquid to a vapor
Oxidation
removal of electrons/hydrogen ions (adding oxygen) from a molecule, results in s decrease in energy content of molecule
Reduction
addition of electrons/hydrogen ions (remove oxygen) to a molecule
Glycogenesis
conversion of glucose to glycogen for storage in liver & skeletal muscle; excess glucose stored in liver & skeletal muscle as glycogen; stimulated by insulin
Glycolysis
breakdown of glucose (6c) into pyruvic acid (3c); also carbon dioxide & water
Glycogenolysis
conversion of glycogen back to glucose; stimulated by glucagon & epinephrine
Gluconeogenesis
conversion of protein & fat molecules (non-carb sources) into glucose; stimulated by cortisol, thyroid hormone, epinephrine, glucagon & hGH
lipolysis
triglycerides are split into fatty acids & glycerol; stimulated by epinephrine, norepinephrine & glucocorticoids
lipogenesis
conversion of glucose/amino acids into lipids; stimulated by insulin