Its because the get rid of the body fluids as well as nutrients
<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>
Diphtheria<span>, Haemophilus </span>influenzae<span> serotype b infection,</span>hepatitis B<span>, </span>measles<span>, </span>meningitis<span>, </span>mumps<span>, </span>pertussis,poliomyelitis<span>, </span>rubella<span>, </span>tetanus<span>, </span>tuberculosis<span>, and </span>yellow fever are considered to available
