Answer:
B. In the small intestine, carboxypeptidase attacks peptide bonds.
E. Pepsin causes the hydrolysis of some of the peptide bonds in proteins.
Explanation:
The digestion of protiens doesn't occur in mouth, it occurs at only 2 locations in GIT :
- In the stomach
- In the small intestine
Digestion of protiens start in stomach causing the stimulation of gatrin hormoone which stimulates the release of gastric juice containing HCl , Pepsinogen , Rennin (in infants). The pepsinogen is activated to pepsin by HCL and pepsin itslef, and cause hydrolysis of the peptide bonds in the protiens.
The remainder of protien digestion occurs in small intestine as a result of the action of enzymes including trypsin and peptidases. Carboxypeptidases attack the peptide bonds and result in cleavage.
The answers are pelvic girdle, sacrum, pubis, ischium, iilium , greater sciatic notch, acetabulum and obturator foramen respectively.
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Pelvic girdle is the largest complex bone system of human body. It's formed by fusion of 5 sacral vertebrae and 4 coccygeal vertebrae forming sacrum, the iilium, ischium, and the pubic bone. The iilium, ischium and pubis fuses to form single bone called os inominatum.
Two os inominata are joined with sacrum on both sides.
In the iilium, there are groves for the sciatic nerve which lets the sciatic nerve to pass from lumber region into the legs.
Acetabulum is the fossa for the head of the femur to get attached. It's formed by all the three bones.
Obturator foramen is formed by ischium and pubis through which passes the obturator nerve and obturator vessels.
Answer:
Test the hypothesis
Explanation:
Just from the way the question is structured, you can tell that a question has already been asked. And you made a prediction already (thinking like a scientist you <em>predict)</em>. You could only analyze the observations after you have tested the hypothesis, which hasn't been done.
The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the third choice "all near the same age"
Even-aged<span> timber </span>management<span> is a group of forest </span>management<span> practices employed to achieve a nearly coeval cohort group of forest trees. The practice of </span>even-aged management<span> is often pursued to minimize costs to loggers.</span>
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The probability of the offspring being herterozygous 50%