Chemistry
The major elements of the body are nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon and this other substance
oxygen
Its main function is to be source for generating ATP
Abbreviated as ATP
adenosine triphosphate
Cural
leg
Synthesizes lipids
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Unit of matter that makes an element
atom
Its functions include protection, insulation and storage
lipids
Process that produces ATP
cellular respiration or catabolic pathway
acromial
shoulder
Moves substances past the cell
cilia
Ions are used to carry nerve impulses, make the heart and other muscles contract, and this (pH)
buffer blood
Macromolecules made up of nucleotide units
nucleic acids (DNA or RNA)
In aerobic respiration, this stage produces the bulk of ATP
Electron transport chain
palm
Breaks down abnormal or unneeded proteins
proteasomes
A high concentration of hydrogen ions means a solution is
acidic
Macromolecule with a nitrogenous base of uracil, adenine, guanine and cytosine
RNA
Cellular respiration process that includes fermentation
anaerobic respiration
arm
brachial
Hollow tubes made of tubulin
Microtubules
Contains atoms of two or more different elements
compound
low-density lipoprotein
The amount of ATP produced by aerobic respiration
36-38
Ear
otic
Produces ribosomes
nucleolus