In a normal human adult, your heart beat will on average be 60-100 beats per minute. However one thing about medicine is that we never treat the numbers but the patient, and there are people who's heart rates can be lower or higher.
Additionally children and infants to tend to have higher heart rates.
<span>one example would be catabolic reactions... cellular respiration is a simple one. The food is bonded chemically and when we break them apart, it releases energy. </span><span>it's such a broad question and it's hard to really say, because it's biochemistry and it all connects and builds... if that makes sense? </span>
Exercise S., maybe it means to exercise and be safe. Haha!
Answer:
There are no blood vessels in cartilage to supply the chondrocytes with nutrients. :)
