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{{Point|エネルギー代謝では、細胞が栄養素内のエネルギーを使うために、栄養素を分解する。}} | {{Point|エネルギー代謝では、細胞が栄養素内のエネルギーを使うために、栄養素を分解する。}} | ||
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<br style="clear:both;" />A nutrient including a large amount of chemical energy is now inside the cell. Cell removes the chemical energy (connecting atoms into one molecule) from the nutrient. This breaks down the nutrient, as connection is removed. Cell activity consumes the removed energy. This process is the energy metabolism. The removal of chemical energy is shown in red arrow, and the break down of nutrient is shown in green arrow. | <br style="clear:both;" />A nutrient including a large amount of chemical energy is now inside the cell. Cell removes the chemical energy (connecting atoms into one molecule) from the nutrient. This breaks down the nutrient, as connection is removed. Cell activity consumes the removed energy. This process is the energy metabolism. The removal of chemical energy is shown in red arrow, and the break down of nutrient is shown in green arrow. | ||
2023年6月9日 (金) 11:53時点における版
POINT!
| エネルギー代謝では、細胞が栄養素内のエネルギーを使うために、栄養素を分解する。 |
A nutrient including a large amount of chemical energy is now inside the cell. Cell removes the chemical energy (connecting atoms into one molecule) from the nutrient. This breaks down the nutrient, as connection is removed. Cell activity consumes the removed energy. This process is the energy metabolism. The removal of chemical energy is shown in red arrow, and the break down of nutrient is shown in green arrow.
Challenge Quiz
1.
Compared to the nutrient, degradation products have more less energy.
2.
For cell activity, chemical energy of the nutrient is removed and used. true false .
3.
Nutrient are degraded generated inside actively contracting muscle cells.