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What is the importance of the colon regulating body fluids?
The greatest function of the colon is to re absorb water from the food materials that pass through the lumen. This is important because the water is used in different cells in the body, and also the stool consistency is controlled well to avoid diarrhea.
What breaks down protein chains so that amino acids can pass into the bloodstream?
Proteins are broken down by protease enzymes (e.g. pepsin) into polypeptides. Polypeptides are broken down by peptidase enzymes into amino acids.
What happens to the gold if you drink it does it stay trapped in the body or does it pass through?
The edible gold leaf will pass through your body.
Do Hydrophobic molecules pass through the fatty-acid region of the plasma membrane easily?
no
What body cells can pass electrical information?
Nerves
Protein is absorbed in the bloodstream as amino acids?
Correct. The amino acid molecules are absorbed and allowed to pass to the bloodstream.
Why my body pass yellow fluids?
It's called pee/urine
Why does your body changes protein into amino acid when it again has to convert it into protein?
Proteins are too large to pass through the cell membrane. Therefore proteins need to be broken down in order to enter a cell. These amino acids can then be recycled, and new proteins made.
Organisms or fluids attempting to enter the cell body of a neuron must first pass through the?
axon
Can a woman's fluids pass through her panty onto a man?
Fluids will pass from a woman's under garments to whatever is underneath them.
Why is it important to drink fluids after you sweat?
It's very important to drink water after exercise to replace all the body fluids lost from our body because of heavily sweating by exercising.
What types of sex can pass on hiv?
Vaginal, anal and oral. Everything you do so bodily fluids can end up inside your body.
What is the nitrogenous compound that is the waste product of amino acids?
Amino Acids, the monomers within Protiens, are the majog nirtogen containing chemicals in the body. Alph-Keto-Gluterate is a very special compound in the body that can freely accept a Ammonia group (aminno group). With this group addes it is called Glutamate, one of the 20 coded amino acids. This amino acid is also very special as it has the ability to pass the nitrogen on to other amino acids, take them away from other amino acids or, by combining the two, pass them between two amino acids. Nitrogen from most body tissue protein (not skeletal muscle but that a different story entirely) passes from the amino acids onto the glutamate which then takes up another ammonia group from the blood to form glutamine. The glutamine the travels round the blood until it gets to the liver where it is split into glutamate and ammonia again. The glutamate then drops it own ammonia group, becoming alpha-keto-gluterate again. These two ammonia compounds are turned into the nitrogen containing waste substance Urea. Urea is then exreted from the body through the kidneys. So sum up my rather longwinded answer, more inormation is better than not enough, The Nitrogen containing waste product of amino acids is Urea. GOOD ANSWER (ANWERD MY QUESTION)
Which amino acid would you expect to find frequently in the ion pore domain of an ion channel?
My best guess: Serine. Hydrophilic uncharged pore would let cations and anions pass through.
How do the proteins help move glucose and amino acid across the cell membranes?
protein is very important in the crossing of glucose and amino acids . those substance which does not pass through the cell membrane directly it is larger in size and have a charged particle can cross through the protein ,it is know as faciliated diffusion.
Does diet affect dizziness?
It can. When the body is not getting enough nutrients or fluids, possibly as a result of bad dieting, that can cause dizziness, fatigue, and cause a person to faint or pass out.
Does feldspar pass the acid test?
no
