Why are cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems all important for a living body?

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Answer: Because each one of them helps other organs, cells, etc.. Because everything in your body needs to work together. For example, one of the most important functions of organ systems is to provide cells with oxygen and nutrients and to remove toxic waste products such as carbon dioxide.

Ad libitum [116K]3 years ago

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Your organ systems do not work alone in your body.they must all be abke to work together.for example, one of the most important functions of organ systems is to provise cells with oxygen and nutrients and to remove toxic waste products such as carbon dioxide

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Water is very different on the molecular and that is due to the more polar nature, which is caused by the hydrogen bonding with in a H₂0 molecule. As the water molecules forms bonds with the other molecules in a specific formation of unequal polarities on its molecules. As the molecules have an unequal amount of charges present on it. For, the phospholipids they have two hydrophobic tails and the hydrophilic head. Through which they form most of the cell membrane structures.

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