Items associated with this NGSS statement in this project (MEGA)
and key idea (Multicellular organisms have a hier…)
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EB069001
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Protein, carbohydrate, and fat molecules from food are broken down in the digestive system into smaller molecules (subunits) that can enter the blood stream and be distributed throughout the body.
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EB070001
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Amino acids but not proteins pass from the digestive system to the circulatory system.
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EB073001
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After eating a meal that is high in protein, the level of amino acids in blood vessels flowing toward the small intestine is lower than in blood vessels flowing away from the small intestine.
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EB074001
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After eating a meal, the level of glucose is higher in blood flowing away from the small intestine than toward it, whereas after an overnight fast the level of glucose is low in both blood flowing toward and flowing away from the small intestine.
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EB080001
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In order of increasing size, the components of the circulatory system are carbon atom, amino acid, protein, red blood cell, blood vessel.
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