Why is homeostasis important to organisms? .

Living cells depend on the movement of chemicals around the body. Chemicals such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and dissolved food need to be transported into and out of cells. ... These enzymes work best at particular temperatures, and so again homeostasis is vital to cells as it maintains a constant body temperature. i hope this helped <3

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iving cells depend on the movement of chemicals around the body. Chemicals such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and dissolved food need to be transported into and out of cells. This is done by the processes of diffusion and osmosis, and these processes depend on the body’s water and salt balance, which are maintained by homeostasis.

Cells depend on enzymes to speed up the many chemical reactions that keep the cell alive and make it do its job. These enzymes work best at particular temperatures, and so again homeostasis is vital to cells as it maintains a constant body temperature.

The bottom line remains for all homeostasis, including those addressed in the first two answers, homeostasis represents a mechanism that maintains the status quo of an organism, or higher “social” level of a kind of organism, literally still, as a biological mechanism vital for survival of the “organism” as taken in even the larger sense of meaning.

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