20. What 2 amino acids are the primary energy source for the small intestine subject-nutrition
20. What 2 amino acids are the primary energy source for the small intestine
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Actually, there are 3 amino acids that act as energy fuel for small intestine : aspartate, glutamate and glutamine. The small intestine uses these amino acids as its energy source by catabolizing them. It uses them for synthesizing glucose (gluconeogenesis) and precursors of molecules involved in nitrogen and urea cycle.
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20. What 2 amino acids are the primary energy source for the
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