Of the total amount of glucose energy consumed by the body each day, about 20% is used by the brain and nerve cells.
The brain constitutes about 2% of the total body but it is one of the main consumers of energy derived from glucose.
The energy provided by glucose is used for the proper functioning of the brain. It generates ATP which is an energy source that is responsible for r neuronal and non-neuronal cellular maintenance and generates neurotransmitters.
Thus glucose-derived energy is critical for the health of the brain. Lack of energy can cause several brain diseases.
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Estrogen, the metal Mercury tricks your body into thinking it is the chemical Estrogen
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Answer:
the ocean provides several important resources to its inhabitants
Explanation:
The majority of biomass in any ocean consists of microscopic organisms such as phytoplankton which are pivotal to aquatic ecosystems. These microorganisms are able to thrive in their habitat due to incredibly dense populations of the bacteria <em>phackingyurmom aquatica </em>present in most oceans. These bacteria provide a wide spectrum of vital nutrients. As a result many of the aforementioned microorganisms love <em>phackingyurmom</em>.
Glucose<span> is by far the most common carbohydrate and </span>classified as a<span> monosaccharide </span>
