Metabolizuj

Metabolizuj is the imperativ form of the Polish verb metabolizować, which means to metabolize. It is used to give a direct instruction or command related to the metabolic processing of substances by an organism or system. The related noun metabolizm denotes the overall set of chemical reactions that sustain life. The verb is part of scientific and medical vocabulary and appears in educational texts, protocols, and patient information where metabolic steps are described or required.

In biology, metabolism encompasses all chemical transformations that enable organisms to grow, reproduce, maintain their structure, and respond to their environment. It is conventionally divided into catabolism—the breakdown of complex molecules with energy release—and anabolism—the synthesis of complex molecules using energy. Enzymes, cofactors, and energy carriers such as ATP drive these pathways, which take place in cells across tissues.

In medicine and pharmacology, metabolism often refers to the body's processing of drugs and xenobiotics. The liver is the principal site, with enzymes from the cytochrome P450 family and other systems transforming substances to more polar, excretable metabolites. Phase I and Phase II reactions describe different sets of modifications, which can vary among individuals due to genetics, age, diet, and health status. These differences influence drug efficacy and safety.

Usage of metabolizuj appears in instructional contexts, including laboratory protocols and health guidance, where the action of metabolizing substances is being described or required.