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| Are chemical substances supplied from the environment that an organism requires for survival |
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| Are carbohydrates, proteins, and fats |
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| are essential in small daily doses and include vitamins and minerals |
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| Besides nutrients, the body also requires? |
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| Nutrients to sizes that can be absorbed and transported in the bloodstream |
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| refers to the ways that nutrients are altered chemically and used in anabolism and catabolism of chemical compounds to support the activities of life. |
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| is the synthesis part of metabolism |
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| is the decomposition part of metabolism |
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| are nutrients that human cells cannot synthesize |
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| fat stores in the long term |
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Cholecystokinin signals?
Ghrelin Stimulates? |
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| Cholecystokinin signals satiety (absence of hunger) after eating. While Ghrelin stimulates appetite. |
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