Science of Everyday Things 4 Volume set by Neil Schlager

By Neil Schlager

This four-volume set illustrates the significance of clinical and mathematical ideas via their use in daily life. every one quantity makes a speciality of a selected clinical discipline--biology, chemistry, earth sciences and physics--offering scholars an in-depth figuring out of every self-discipline and its theories. every one quantity provides nearly 40-50 entries and comprises images, diagrams, sidebars containing brief glossaries and fascinating evidence and info on the subject of every one precept.

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To do so, it will need to produce new protein molecules, which are made from hundreds or thousands of amino-acid molecules. These molecules can be obtained from the metabolic pool. The reactions by which a compound is metabolized differ for various nutrients. Also, energy carriers other than ATP may play a part. For example, the compound known as nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH) also has a role in the catabolism and anabolism of various substances. The general outline described here, however, applies to all metabolic reactions.

Numerous enzymes are needed to carry out this sequence of reac- S C I E N C E O F E V E RY DAY T H I N G S VOLUME 3: REAL-LIFE BIOLOGY 27 Enzymes BAKER’S YEAST, SINGLE-CELL FUNGI THAT PRODUCE CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE OXIDATION OF SUGAR. CARBON DIOX- IDE CAUSES BREAD TO RISE WHEN YEAST IS MIXED INTO DOUGH, A RESULT OF THE FERMENTATION OF THE SUGAR BY ENZYMES IN THE YEAST. (© Lester V. Bergman/Corbis. ) tions, the most important being zymase, which is found in yeast cells. These enzymes are sensitive to environmental conditions, such that when the concentration of alcohol reaches about 14%, they are deactivated.

Because of the expense of consuming so much food, some resort to shoplifting. During a binge, people suffering from bulimia favor high-carbohydrate foods, such as doughnuts, candy, ice cream, soft drinks, cookies, cereal, cake, popcorn, and bread, and they consume many times the number of calories they would normally consume in one day. No matter what their normal eating habits, they tend to eat quickly and messily during a binge, stuffing the food into their mouths and gulping it down, sometimes without even tasting it.

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