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Question: <span>Where are proteins digested and absorbed?
Answer: It is the small intestine.
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Answer:
*furiously writes F until there was a true statement*
8. F (isotonic is where water diffuses in and out of the cell in equal rates to which it could move back and forth)
D.F (hypertonic solution is where the water will diffuse out from the cell as hypertonic solution's concentration is higher than the concentration of solute within the cell)
c.F (" but the water should be diffuse into the cell)
d.F (osmosis only related to water)
e.T (carrier proteins has the ability—it changes its shape to allow the molecules to pass through to the other side of the plasma membrane)
f. F (cuz facilitated diffusion issa passive transport and a passive transport must be going down the gradient aka from high to lower concentration)
I would say C because, absolute time is in measured in years, C is the only answers that gives a specific year.
Answer:
Peripheral membrane proteins (select one):
D) are generally noncovalently bound to membrane lipids.
Explanation:
Peripheral membrane proteins are membrane protenis that adhere only temporarily. These don't penetrate deeply into the lipid bilayer, just penetrate the peripheral regions. Also <em>they are bound to either face of the membrane by noncovalent interactions.</em> There are many different categories of peripheral membrane proteins: Membrane-targeting domains; transporters of small hydrophobic molecules
; electron carriers
; Polypeptide hormones, toxins, and antimicrobial peptides; structural domains; enzymes.
IT IS POSSIBLE FOR PARTICLES WHICH A PREDOMINANTE POSITIVE VALENCE TO COMBINE WITH PARTICLES OF DISIMILER VALENCE FORM A NEW MOLECULE DISIMILAR FROM EITHER OF HOSTS.
