When an olfactory receptor is stimulated, a generator potential must be produced by the receptor <span>before it signals the brain that a change has occurred.
In order to reach the threshold of the cell, a graded potential must be generated by the neuron of </span><span> the olfactory receptor. At threshold, an action potential will be generated, referred to as the generator potential. The brain then receives this generator potential in order to decode it.</span>
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Your question: A living organism represents stored energy in the form of chemical compounds. when an organism dies, what happens to this stored energy?
Your answer: The chemical compounds in the cells lost their organization later because there is no input of energy to sustain the organized state.
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Generally speaking, enzymes (which amylase happens to be) do not undergo any permanent structural change while carrying out their function. Some do exhibit transient conformational change during a reaction, but upon completion regain their original form.
So your initial assumption is correct: once amylase has finished catalyzing the breakdown of starch into less complex sugar molecules, it moves on and repeats the process over and over.
Anabolism stores energy and Catabolism releases energy
Answer: You, Digestive system, Stomach, Epithelial Tissue, Parietal cells.
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