Cellular Metabolism

Cellular Metabolism: Cellular Task for Maintaining Bodily Functions

Every single cell in the body fulfills its very own specific task. However, cells can only function and survive through the cooperation of all cells in an organism – like a cogwheel that consists of many different gears that all interlock. Cellular metabolism (metabolism) is therefore also referred to as the ENTIRETY of chemical cell processes that take place in living organisms. Metabolism consists of the uptake, transport, and conversion of substances in an organism, as well as the release of metabolic end products into the environment.

These biochemical processes (for example, oxygen transport and oxygen supply, food intake and utilization of food) serve the building and maintenance of body substance as well as energy production. The goal of the entire metabolism is the maintenance of bodily functions.