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| Who was the father of medicine? |
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| What are the 4 Greek elements? |
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| What are the 4 Greek properties? |
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| Who is the renaissance mathematician, physicist,and naturalist? |
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| Who is the father of modern chemistry and father of nutrition? |
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| Who proved Lunin's theory correct? |
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| Who isolated an amine compound that was used to cure beri-beri? (Vitamin) |
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| What are plants, animals, and microbes similar components? |
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| Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, minerals,and vitamins |
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| What are plants, animals, and microbes similar chemical processes? |
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| Glycolysis, kerb's cycle, and electron transport |
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| What are 2 major grouping of organisms? |
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| Autotrophs and heterotrophs |
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| What group of organism requires simple inorganic molecules, synthesize complex organic molecules, and used photosynthesis? |
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| Autotrophs (self feeders) (plants) |
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| What group of organism requires preformed complex organic molecules, eat complex organic molecules, and uses combustion (oxidation)? |
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| Heterotrophs (animals, fungi, bacteria) |
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| Most food nutrients as ingested are of what value? |
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| Most food nutrients must undergo what so they can be absorbed? |
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| Transformation (digestion) |
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| What is the physical, chemical, and enzymatic breakdown of foods in the digestive tract prior to absorption? |
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| What is the movement of substances (nutrients) from the digestive tract into the blood or lymph? |
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| What is all of the processes which occur to nutrients after digestion and absorption? |
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| What is the building up of body tissue and chemical components? |
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| What is tearing down of body tissue and chemical components? |
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| In all animals what is similar at the cellular level? |
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| What are the nutrients that must be supplied in the diet because the cells of the animal cannot synthesize the nutrient at all or not at a rate to meet cellular demands? |
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| Essential or indispensable nutrients |
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| What is the nutrients that do not have to be in the diet? |
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| Non essential or dispensable nutrients |
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| Both essential and non essential nutrients are required by all animals for maximum what? |
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