Lesson 8 of Metabolic Reactions Student Edition
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7 questions
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What are some of the key things we figured out about the structures of the small intestine?
What are some of the key things we figured out about the structures of the small intestine?
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What are some of the key things we figured out about the functions of those structures?
What are some of the key things we figured out about the functions of those structures?
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How does M’Kenna’s small intestine compare with a healthy system?
How does M’Kenna’s small intestine compare with a healthy system?
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What is the role of the villi? What do the villi have to do with M’Kenna’s symptoms?
What is the role of the villi? What do the villi have to do with M’Kenna’s symptoms?
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Create a data table in the space below, recording the following information for each trial you run:- Villi Height
- Number of Cells present (students should count these on their screens)
- Percentage of food absorbed into the blood
Create a data table in the space below, recording the following information for each trial you run:
- Villi Height
- Number of Cells present (students should count these on their screens)
- Percentage of food absorbed into the blood
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The condition that is most likely causing M’Kenna’s symptoms is
The condition that is most likely causing M’Kenna’s symptoms is
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Write an argument to support your claim. Use your work from Parts 1 and 2 in lesson 7 and use at least 4 pieces of evidence from the unit so far that support your claim that M’Kenna has the disease you chose and not the other diseases you examined.
Write an argument to support your claim. Use your work from Parts 1 and 2 in lesson 7 and use at least 4 pieces of evidence from the unit so far that support your claim that M’Kenna has the disease you chose and not the other diseases you examined.