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How does proteins get digested in human body?
Pepsin starts digestion of proteins by breaking down the many of polypeptides into shorter peptides.
What is NOT a purpose of the human musculo-skeletal system?
Digestion.
What is in the human stomach?
The Human stomach (also known as 'the belly') is an internal system which helps in the digestion of food.
Human digestive system the saliva in the mouth digests what?
Starts carbohydrate digestion
How does digestion occur throughout the digestion system?
to see how food from your mouth gets broken into pieces and come put of the body as human waste
Does human teeth come under digestive system?
Yes, mechanical digestion infact.
What is the job of the mouth on a human body?
It is the first step in the digestion system. It uses chemical digestion by using the sylivia to brake down food and uses mechanical digestion by using the teeth to do the exact same job.
Functions of the musclar system?
The muscular system has a variety of roles in the human body. The system provides the body with stability, posture, motion, heat, and helps with digestion.
What is human gas waste called?
Human gas waste is commonly referred to as flatulence or farting. It is a natural byproduct of the digestion process in the digestive system.
What part of the human digestive system contains the most amount of digested food when digestion is completed?
large intestine
What makes antimicrobial peptides to act on bacterial cells rather than human cells if peptides do not have hemolytic activities?
Bacterial membranes are richer in negatively charged phosphate groups. Antimicrobial peptides that are less hemolytic are rich in lys or arg groups that are positively charged.
What are the most common peptides found in the human body and what roles do they play in various biological processes?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that play important roles in the human body. Some of the most common peptides found in the body include insulin, oxytocin, and glucagon. These peptides are involved in regulating processes such as metabolism, hormone production, and muscle growth. Insulin helps regulate blood sugar levels, oxytocin is involved in social bonding and childbirth, and glucagon helps regulate blood sugar levels during fasting. Overall, peptides play crucial roles in various biological processes in the human body.
