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SBI4UV, SBI4UV, Today, I discovered how important biochemistry in our…

- - - - other 4% composed of only 7 other elements; Calcium-Ca, Phosphorus-P, Potassium-K, Sodium-Na, Sulfur-S, Chlorine-Cl, Magnesium-Mg
  - - - Ionic Bonds
        
        bond attraction between two oppositely charged atom or molecules
        
        Covalent Bonds
        
        bond attraction when two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons
        
        Two types of Intermolecular forces
        
        Attractive Forces
        
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- - - - Catabolic Pathway
        
        a pathway in which energy is released and complex molecules are broken down into a simple molecule
        
        Anabolic Pathway
        
        a pathway in which energy is supplied to build complex molecules from simple molecules
  - - - it is performed when energy is used to move and object against and opposite force, such as friction or gravity
- - - - It is a semi permeable membrane all for the uptake of nutrients and the elimination of waste
        
        Function: regulates the transport of materials entering and exiting the cell (National Human Genome Research,2023)
- - - - I found Biochemistry is interesting because it is about to investigate living things, biochemistry integrates biology and chemistry. It drives the development of science and medicine in industries including of medicines, forensics, and nutrition. Studying chemical reaction at the molecular level with biochemistry will help you comprehend the universe and create a new applications for them
    - - According to McGill School of Biomedical Sciences, All biological processes may now be understood on the basis of biochemistry. It provides explanations and justifications for the origins of numerous illnesses that affect people, animals, and plants. It frequently offers suggestions for how these ailments might be treated or cured.
        To investigate and to study living things, biochemistry combines biology and chemistry. It stimulates the growth of science and medicine in industries including medicines, forensics, and nutrition. Studying chemical reactions at the molecular level with biochemistry will help you comprehend the universe and create new application for them.(University of Strathclyde, 2021)
- - - - According to the Scitable by nature EDUCATION, Cell membranes serve to separate and organize cells. Every cell has an exterior or outer plasma membrane that controls both what and how much of any given material enters the cell.
        Eukaryotic cells, unlike prokaryotic cells, have internal membranes that enclose their organelles and regulate the exchange of vital cell components. Both kind of membranes have a unique structure that makes it easier for them to perform the gatekeeping function.
        Cell membranes are semipermeable and because of that, some molecules can diffuse across the lipid bilayer but not others.
    - - What makes the cell membrane interesting?
        Phospholipids are the main component of the double layer that makes up a cell's membrane (fat-like, phosphorus-containing substances). Phospholipid molecules with a hydrophobic (water-repellent) tail make up each layer.
    - - As you may know, cells are the building blocks of all living things. Whether they are from a plant, animal, fungus, or bacteria, each of these cells has a cell membrane. All cells are surrounded by a semipermeable membrane and that is called cell membrane or plasma membrane. When something is described as semipermeable, it signifies that some chemicals can pass through it while others cannot.