front 1 metabolism | back 1 series of chemical reactions necessary for the use of raw materials |
front 2 anabolism | back 2 build larger more complex substances from simpler ones |
front 3 catabolism | back 3 breaks down larger more complex substances into simpler ones -releases energy that eventually converted to atp |
front 4 (ABCD) | back 4 Anabolism builds catabolism destroys |
front 5 organic componds | back 5 ALWAYS CONTAIN CARBON |
front 6 gylcogen | back 6 form in which humans store glucose glycogen is stored primarily in the liver and skeletal muscle |
front 7 converted to glucose and released into the blood to restore low blood sugar to normal | back 7 Glycogen |
front 8 lipids | back 8 fat based product/ source of energy |
front 9 proteins | back 9 most abundant organic matter in the body |
front 10 all organic material contains _______ | back 10 carbon |
front 11 participates in EVERY body function | back 11 Protein |
front 12 acids that are all essential | back 12 amino |
front 13 amino acids | back 13 essential are the ones you cannot make |
front 14 non essential amino acids | back 14 not obtained by a diet |