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Mouth: Mechanical digestion
Small Intestine: Chemical digestion
large Intestine: Absorption
Rectum: Egestion or collection of faeces
Stomach: Mechanical AND chemical digestion
Esophagus: Peristalsis
Explanation:
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- Vitamin A (fat absorption/liver disorder): Dry skin (i.e. eczema)
- Vitamine B1 (thiamine deficiency): Beriberi (wet or dry)..wet affect heart/circulatory system, dry can cause heart failure
- Vitamin C (ascorbic acid): anemia, gum disease, skin problems, and scurvy
- Vitamin D (calcium): bone loss/density; i.e. Rickets where bones become soft and bendable
Mineral dificiency (when your body does not absord or obtain the required amount of intake)
- Iron (important for hemoglobin); low iron can cause anemia (causes you to feel weak or tired)
- calcium (important for strong bones/teeth, supports proper function for blood vessels, muscles, nerves, and hormones); Calcium deficiency disease is osteopenia (left untreated it leads to osteoporosis--usually in older adults)
Explanation:
Protein becomes denatured and cease to perform the work if structural changes occur because protein is highly specific in its function. It is stated that the function of the protein is determined by its structure. The proteins are the product of the continuous process of replication, transcription, translation and post-translational modifications. The information stored in it highly specific.
Protein binds with other molecules and perform various physiological functions as it has specific complementary attachment sites, the alteration in the structure would not let it bind to the target and hence desired result will not come out.
has a whippy tail called a flagellum that allows it to move through the water. The euglena is different than other protozoans because it has chlorophyll in it, the substance that plants contain to make their own food. The euglena is then able to make its own food like a plant when it is in the sunlight.
