Explain the importance of body temperature regulation in humans. (3)

To allow enzymes to function at an optimal temperature, in order to maintain a constant rate of metabolism. To prevent denaturing of enzymes such as pepsin (or other named enzyme).To avoid cell membranes becoming damaged.To avoid hypothermia/hyperthermia (or other valid condition).

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