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Exam 21: The Digestive System
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Question 101
True/False
Proteins must first be enzymatically degraded to single amino acids before entering the capillaries of the hepatic portal system.Is this What is the significance of this? Is absorption of carbohydrates and lipids restricted to monomers? Explain.
Question 102
Multiple Choice
Match the structure or compound to its function. -transports iron to the blood
Question 103
Short Answer
The primary complex carbohydrate ingested and digested by people is ________.
Question 104
Essay
What is the ENS,and when was it discovered? What is its significance,what is its nickname,and what are the characteristics that justify that nickname?
Question 105
Multiple Choice
Match the structure to its function. -Protein digestion is completed here.
Question 106
Essay
Name the proenzymes that the pancreas secretes.Which one is involved in the activation of the other proenzymes? What are their active forms?
Question 107
Short Answer
Maltose is broken down by maltase into two molecules of ________.
Question 108
Multiple Choice
Match the following structures with their functions. -organ that adds exocrine secretions to the duodenum via a duct
Question 109
Multiple Choice
Chief cells secrete
Question 110
Multiple Choice
In response to the hormone secretin,the pancreas secretes a fluid
Question 111
Essay
What are the end products of carbohydrate digestion? What are the enzymes involved; where are they located; and what reactions do they catalyze?
Question 112
Multiple Choice
Intestinal crypts
Question 113
Essay
You are studying the toxic effects of a newly discovered tropical plant extract.From preliminary studies,it appears that the toxin prevents H
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-dependent membrane transport.Explain which digestive processes may thus be impaired.