ctabolism in the to particular experiment. It is known that potatocs practically do not contain tryptophane and methionine, and the total amount of protein in this vegetable is 2%. Presume, why prolonged artificial dict containing potatoes and cocktail including Tre-Arg-Lys-Pro-lle peptide can induce damage to human body? For the answer: a) write down the formula of this peptide; b) explain, whether this peptide being digested in stomach or not; c) enumerate peptidases which can take part in given peptide digestion in small intestine; name proenzymes of these enzymes, mechanism of activation and activators; d) specify the group due to the possibility to be synthesized in the body these amino acids belong to. Explain whether nitrogen balance is changed or not in animals on this diet; c) answer the main question of the task. metabolism in the
ctabolism in the to particular experiment. It is known that potatocs practically do not contain tryptophane and methionine, and the total amount of protein in this vegetable is 2%. Presume, why prolonged artificial dict containing potatoes and cocktail including Tre-Arg-Lys-Pro-lle peptide can induce damage to human body? For the answer: a) write down the formula of this peptide; b) explain, whether this peptide being digested in stomach or not; c) enumerate peptidases which can take part in given peptide digestion in small intestine; name proenzymes of these enzymes, mechanism of activation and activators; d) specify the group due to the possibility to be synthesized in the body these amino acids belong to. Explain whether nitrogen balance is changed or not in animals on this diet; c) answer the main question of the task. metabolism in the
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Transcribed Image Text:3. To research different diet influences on human health, volunteers were subjected
to particular experiment. It is known that potatoes practically do not contain
tryptophane and methionine, and the total amount of protein in this vegetable
is 2%. Presume, why prolonged artificial diet containing potatoes and cocktail
including Tre-Arg-Lys-Pro-lle peptide can induce damage to metabolism in the
human body? For the answer:
a) write down the formula of this peptide;
b) explain, whether this peptide being digested in stomach
c) enumerate peptidases which can take part in given peptide digestion in small
intestine; name proenzymes of these enzymes, mechanism of activation and
activators;
d) specify the group due to the possibility to be synthesized in the body these
amino acids belong to. Explain whether nitrogen balance is changed or not
in animals on this diet;
e) answer the main question of the task.
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