________ Refers to the Change in a Protein's Shape and Consequent

Q14: Amino means containing _.<br>A) oxygen <br>B) sulfur <br>C) carbon <br>D) hydrogen <br>E) nitrogen

Q15: What amino acid is used to synthesize

Q16: MATCHING<br>-Combination of ammonia and carbon dioxide<br>A)Soy<br>B)Urea<br>C)Pepsin<br>D)Tryptophan<br>E)Gelatin<br>F)Serine<br>G)Sulfur<br>H)Keto<br>I)Dipeptide<br>J)Translation<br>K)Denaturation<br>L)Transcription<br>M)Sickle-cell anemia<br>N)Marasmus<br>O)Serotonin<br>P)Gene

Q17: MATCHING<br>-Element found in some amino acids<br>A)Soy<br>B)Urea<br>C)Pepsin<br>D)Tryptophan<br>E)Gelatin<br>F)Serine<br>G)Sulfur<br>H)Keto<br>I)Dipeptide<br>J)Translation<br>K)Denaturation<br>L)Transcription<br>M)Sickle-cell anemia<br>N)Marasmus<br>O)Serotonin<br>P)Gene

Q18: What is the average daily protein intake

Q20: For whom is nitrogen balance typically positive? <br>A) Pregnant

Q21: MATCHING<br>-Nonessential amino acid supplied by diet in

Q22: MATCHING<br>-An amino acid that may lower blood

Q23: What are high-quality proteins and how are

Q24: How might protein consumption affect heart disease?