METABOLISM. WHAT IS METABOLISM? OUR BODIES GET THE ENERGY THEY NEED FROM FOOD THROUGH METABOLISM THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS IN THE BODY'S CELLS THAT CONVERT.

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METABOLISM

WHAT IS METABOLISM? OUR BODIES GET THE ENERGY THEY NEED FROM FOOD THROUGH METABOLISM THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS IN THE BODY'S CELLS THAT CONVERT THE FUEL FROM FOOD INTO THE ENERGY NEEDED TO DO EVERYTHING FROM MOVING TO THINKING TO GROWING

SPECIFIC PROTEINS IN THE BODY CONTROL THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS OF METABOLISM, AND EACH CHEMICAL REACTION IS COORDINATED WITH OTHER BODY FUNCTIONS. THOUSANDS OF METABOLIC REACTIONS HAPPEN AT THE SAME TIME — ALL REGULATED BY THE BODY — TO KEEP OUR CELLS HEALTHY AND WORKING.

IF METABOLISM STOPS, A LIVING THING DIES. AN EXAMPLE OF METABOLISM… BREAKING CARBS DOWN SO THAT THE ENERGY RELEASED CAN BE DISTRIBUTED TO, AND USED AS FUEL BY, THE BODY'S CELLS.

ENZYMES

AFTER FOOD IS EATEN, MOLECULES IN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (ENZYMES) BREAK PROTEINS DOWN INTO AMINO ACIDS, FATS INTO FATTY ACIDS, AND CARBOHYDRATES INTO SIMPLE SUGARS (FOR EXAMPLE, GLUCOSE). IN ADDITION TO SUGAR, BOTH AMINO ACIDS AND FATTY ACIDS CAN BE USED AS ENERGY SOURCES BY THE BODY WHEN NEEDED. THESE COMPOUNDS ARE ABSORBED INTO THE BLOOD, WHICH TRANSPORTS THEM TO THE CELLS.

AFTER THEY ENTER THE CELLS, OTHER ENZYMES ACT TO SPEED UP OR REGULATE THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS INVOLVED WITH "METABOLIZING" THESE COMPOUNDS. DURING THESE PROCESSES, THE ENERGY FROM THESE COMPOUNDS CAN BE RELEASED FOR USE BY THE BODY OR STORED IN BODY TISSUES, ESPECIALLY THE LIVER, MUSCLES, AND BODY FAT.

ANABOLISM, CONSTRUCTIVE METABOLISM - BUILDING AND STORING: IT SUPPORTS THE GROWTH OF NEW CELLS, THE MAINTENANCE OF BODY TISSUES, AND THE STORAGE OF ENERGY FOR USE IN THE FUTURE. DURING ANABOLISM, SMALL MOLECULES ARE CHANGED INTO LARGER, MORE COMPLEX MOLECULES OF CARBOHYDRATE, PROTEIN, AND FAT.

CATABOLISM DESTRUCTIVE METABOLISM- PROCESS THAT PRODUCES THE ENERGY REQUIRED FOR ALL ACTIVITY IN THE CELLS. CELLS BREAK DOWN LARGE MOLECULES (MOSTLY CARBOHYDRATES AND FATS) TO RELEASE ENERGY. THIS ENERGY RELEASE PROVIDES FUEL FOR ANABOLISM, HEATS THE BODY, AND ENABLES THE MUSCLES TO CONTRACT AND THE BODY TO MOVE. AS COMPLEX CHEMICAL UNITS ARE BROKEN DOWN INTO MORE SIMPLE SUBSTANCES, THE WASTE PRODUCTS RELEASED IN THE PROCESS OF CATABOLISM ARE REMOVED FROM THE BODY THROUGH THE SKIN, KIDNEYS, LUNGS, AND INTESTINES.

BMR – BASAL METABOLIC RATE AMOUNT OF ENERGY EXPENDED AT REST