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| all chemical reactions within the body (see catabolism and anabolism) |
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| Synthesis/building/creation of |
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| Being aware of changes around you, and react to them; internal or external |
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| Self-initiated movement resulting in expending energy |
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| Breaking chemical bonds to release energy (see aerobic and anaerobic) |
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| Physical or chemical brfeaking down of a substance into an absorbable form |
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| Movement of a substance through an epithelial mucous membrane. |
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| Movement from one location to another within the organism |
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| Incorporation of absorbed molecules into a different form |
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| Increase in organism size (see hyperplasia and hypertrophy) |
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| New cells for repair or growth or perpetuation of a species |
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