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Enzymes

Substances which help food to be broken down. Different enzymes are responsible for breaking down different foods

Amylase

Starch = Sugars

Protease

Proteins = Amino acids

Lipase

Lipids = fatty acids

Digestion

Digestion is the process of breaking down food small enough for it to be absorbed in the blood.

Types of digestion

Chemical = enzymes


Physical = teeth grind food particles, creating larger surfaces for enzymes to work on

Teeth

Incisors, canines, molars

Vitamins

There are different types of vitamins which are not made in the body but can be eaten in food

Anus

Opening in which your bowel movements comes out and disposes of your indigestible food

Cell walls (bacteria)

Protects walls against shock and damage, as well as keeping the cell rigid and in shape

Cell membrane (bacteria)

Regulates substances coming in and out of the cell

Flagella

Helps with the movement of the cell, pushing and pulling the cell through liquid

DNA (bacteria)

Contains genes essential for cellular functions

Capsules (bacteria)

Keeps viruses off the cell, and acts as a slippery coat to prevent white blood cells from eating the cell

Binary Fission

Process of assexual reproduction within bacteria. One cell spilts into two gentically identical daughter cells every 20 mins. 20-40° is best time for it to take place

Liver

sorts and stores foods

Pancreas

Produces acids used for digestion and helps regulate body blood sugar levels

Multicellular digestion

Bacteria discretes enzymes onto food sources and wait for it to break down - absorbs digested food particles through cell membrane

Carbs

Energy storage and release of energy

Lipids

Concentrated energy store for long time

Protiens

Needed to build new cells (growth and repair)

Minerals

Help our body grow - do normal things

Fibre

Cannot digest. Pushes all things down digestive track. Prevents diarrhea. Spurs good bacteria to grow.

Reproduction

Process involving production of offspring from either 1 or 2 parents. All species need it to survive.

Advantages of assexual rep.

- easier (don't involve a mate)


- faster


- survival rate is high, as can produce many individuals in one area

Disadvantages of assexul rep.

- all genetically identical so can all get wiped out by one disease.


- lack of diversity


- not helping evolution

Advantages of sexual rep.

- genetically different offspring (adapt to new environments easily and produce offspring more adjusted)


- allows to evolve - fast removal of bad genes and creation of good ones

Disadvantages of sexual rep.

- Longer time ( need to find a mate)


- more effort and energy required