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Digestive System, Made of:
Ectoderm, mesoderm (viseral organs, endoderm (lining of G.i Tract)
Mechanic Action
breakdown- proivided by movement of jaws and teehth
Mastication
to reduce size of food but increase surface area
Absorption of nutrients
small intestine
Salivary Amylase
chemical breakdown in the mouth, provided by enzymes
nutrients & water
pass through the G.i tract for absorption in small and large intestine.
Digestion:
fxn:
to repruce complex organic molecules to simpler units for easier absorption.
Carbs ----->
monosachrides to provide energy: blood.
protein --->
amino acids
Lipids -->
glycerol and fatty acids
Cabohydrates
broken down into simple sugars for easy transportation though the blood stream or stored as fat for long-term storage; energy source
Proteins:
broken down into amino acids and then reassembled into other proteins for use in the body. Can be use an energy source.
Lipids
broken down and used to make hormones maintain cell membrane, or stores for later use; excellent energy source (2x than carbs)
Minerals/vitamins
used as a source of ions for mny biochemical reactions in the body: nerve impulses, digestion, muscles contraction, cellular integrity, etc..
water
required by all living things for homeostasis in cells.
Enzymes,
protein
catalyst that speeds up rates of reactions by reducing activation energy.
Enzymes
bint to the active site of the substance. Degraded and re synthesized when needed.
metabolism
the sum total of all chemical processes in the body, transfer of energy to matter
cataoblism
breaking of chemical compounds to provide energy
anabolism
provide building blocks for new compounds