cellular homeostasis

Cellular homeostasis refers to the processes that cells use to maintain a stable internal environment despite changes outside. This involves balancing factors like nutrients, water, waste, and pH levels. Just as our body regulates temperature, cells work to ensure that conditions remain optimal for their functions. They accomplish this through various mechanisms, such as controlling what enters and exits the cell through its membrane and using feedback systems to respond to changes. Maintaining cellular homeostasis is crucial for health, as it affects everything from growth to energy production and overall function.