because pepsin is the endopeptidase which is secreted by stomach and cleave into oligopeptides while pancreatin is an enzyme which is secreted by pancreas and only cleave C- terminal and N-terminal of oligopeptides
Why would adding pepsin to milk instead of adding pancreatin result in the digestion of lipids?...
Pepsin is required for digestion in the stomach O Only proteins O Lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins
Treatment of an antibody with which of the following would result in a product with the highest affinity for its antigen (select one)? A. Digestion with papain followed by a glycosidase. B. Digestion with pepsin C. Digestions with papain D. Disruption of disulfieds with mercaptoethanol
Explain why lipids being different from other macromolecules (hydrophobic instead of hydrophilic) is important for the structural organization in the human body. Keep your answer brief.
When a woman is breastfeeding, why does milk letdown occur in both breasts instead of only the one being used?
why the liquid flow faster when adding 100% Acetone instead of (15% of Ch2Cl2 and 85% heptane) in column chromatography? thanks!
1) _______________ is the process of adding hydrogen to unsaturated fatty acids making them more saturated. The hydrogenated/trans fats that result from this process have been shown to __________ the risk of heart disease. 2) The following changes would help boost the intake of heart healthy fats in your diet. Choose all that apply. A) Using olive oil instead of butter. B) Snacking on an ounce of almonds each day. C) Replacing whole milk with skim/nonfat milk. D) Eating salmon instead...
In the example, why would we use NaN3 instead of CH3CN?
Why choose Na Nz instead of CHE LN? NaN3, CH₃CN Sul/E,
How does the NY Milk Bank save lives? Discuss who receives milk. Why would a mother want to give her baby donor milk? How does a mother pay for donor milk? Include at least two reasons why you think having a milk bank in New York is a valuable initiative. Share any experiences you may have about breastfeeding (family, friends, other).
Question 15 (20 points) Part A Amylase Pepsin Lipase pH Bile salts Experiment 1 Experiment 2 Experiment 3 Experiment 4 Part B LDL- T-score cholesterol (mmol/L) HDL- cholesterol (mmol/L) 1.2 Fasting Fasting plasma plasma glucose insulin (mmol/L) (pmol/L) James 8.5 348 Tamara 4.8 98 Carmen 9.1 | Katalin 5.3 152 Normal plasma glucose: 3.5-6.0 mmol/L Normal fasting plasma insulin: 90-174 pmol/L Normal LDL-cholesterol: 3.5 mmol/L Normal HDL cholesterol 10mmol/l formal 3.3 2.7 3.0 4.2 12 -0.4 | Carmen 9.1 2...
q1 Why would a programmer use files instead of keyboard and monitor screen? List three C++ statements required to access data in disk file (think of libraries statement, required objects, required function calls, how to read/write). q.2 What is the task of the recursive function below and how is it achieving the task you have identified? int strange(int n) { int result; if (n == 1) { result = 0; } else { result = 1 + strange(n / 2);...