In simple terms, there are 4 categories of protists in basic biology characterized by their type of locomotion.
Locomotion by pseudopods or "false feet" is characteristic of ameobas (i.e. <em>Entamoeba histolytica</em>). Locomotion by papillary projections from the cell membrane called "cilia" is characteristic of <em>Paramecium </em>species. Locomotion by whip-like structures that propel the organism called "flagella" is characteristic of <em>Euglena </em>species.
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Lastly, protists that do not have locomotive organelles are exemplified by <em>Plasmodium </em>species, the etiologic agent of malaria.
Enzymes are the things in our bodies that facilitates reactions. They break down bonds in carbohydrates, lipids and proteins. When the food is being broken down, it is easier for the body to use. When the body is conducting cellular respiration, it uses monosaccharides (singular carbohydrate), to form ATP which is useable energy for the body. The body uses ATP everywhere for all bodily functions, which maintains homeostasis. <span />
Maybe because these particular cells die faster than other cells in the body, for example the receptors cells in your nasal cavity only lasts for about 3-4 weeks and after that it dies, therefore new news are formed every week in order to keep your nasal cavity from deteriorating your smell ability.
Some blood cells only lasts for about 120 days that's why new cells are formed and produced, faster production means faster cell division.
It depends on the type of cell and the current situation of those cells.
Fermentation: <span>During anaerobic fermentation, an energy-rich molecule, such as the simple sugar glucose, is dismantled to release energy and </span>waste<span> by-products. </span>
