Assimilation of
Nutrients
Assimilation
 The process of
transport and use
of absorbed
nutrients
 Is the process
where nutrients
are taken from
the blood and
into the cells
Sugars
 Are converted into
glycogen and stored
in the liver while some
glucose is carried in
the blood to be
distributed throughout
the body.
 Glucose is used by
all cells for energy
production; is an
important energy
source in living
Amino Acids
Are converted as new
protoplasm and used for
growth and repair of worn
out parts or tissues of the
body
Used for the formation of
enzymes and hormones
Fats
 they are brought to the
liver to be oxidized or
stored.
 If the body has enough
glucose, fats are not
oxidized.
 Extra fats are stored in
tissues called adipose
tissues (fat storage and
insulating tissues), which
occur beneath the skin,
around the heart, the
kidneys, and in the
 If the body doesn’t have enough glucose,
the fats are oxidized to provide energy for
vital activities of the body
Stuff to Remember
 Assimilation is the process where nutrients are
brought to the cells
 Sugars are converted into glycogen and stored in
the liver and is carried through the bloodstream.
 Glucose is used by all cells for energy
production.
 Amino Acids are converted into protoplasm and it
repairs parts or tissues of the body
 Fats are brought to the liver to be oxidized or stored.
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Science: Assimilation of nutrients

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    Assimilation  The processof transport and use of absorbed nutrients  Is the process where nutrients are taken from the blood and into the cells
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    Sugars  Are convertedinto glycogen and stored in the liver while some glucose is carried in the blood to be distributed throughout the body.  Glucose is used by all cells for energy production; is an important energy source in living
  • 4.
    Amino Acids Are convertedas new protoplasm and used for growth and repair of worn out parts or tissues of the body Used for the formation of enzymes and hormones
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    Fats  they arebrought to the liver to be oxidized or stored.  If the body has enough glucose, fats are not oxidized.  Extra fats are stored in tissues called adipose tissues (fat storage and insulating tissues), which occur beneath the skin, around the heart, the kidneys, and in the
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     If thebody doesn’t have enough glucose, the fats are oxidized to provide energy for vital activities of the body
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    Stuff to Remember Assimilation is the process where nutrients are brought to the cells  Sugars are converted into glycogen and stored in the liver and is carried through the bloodstream.  Glucose is used by all cells for energy production.  Amino Acids are converted into protoplasm and it repairs parts or tissues of the body  Fats are brought to the liver to be oxidized or stored.
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