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Muscle (40%) - correct answers Contains the largest proportion of protein
Turnover - correct answers Proteins are constantly being synthesized and degraded
Muscle - correct answers proteins turn over slowly
Blood - correct answers Proteins turnover more rapidly
Actin, Myosin - correct answers Most abundant protein in muscle
Amino Acids - correct answers building blocks of proteins
20 - correct answers How many amino acids are there?
Indispensable - correct answers 9 amino acids needed from diet
Dispensable - correct answers 11 amino acids in total, that are manufactured in the liver
Insulin - correct answers Promotes glucose and amino acid uptake by muscles
branched amino acids - correct answers most abundant amino acids
leucine, valine, isoleucine - correct answers What are the Branched Chain Amino Acids?
, turnover - correct answers protein synthesis-amino acids to protein/protein breakdown or degradation
enzymes - correct answers regulatory functions
horomones - correct answers act as signals
rapid (minutes, hours, days) - correct answers the proteins that have a regulatory function (such as
enzymes) or that act as signals (hormones) have a relatively ___ rate of turnover (minutes, hours, days)
collagen - correct answers structural proteins
actin and myosin - correct answers contractile proteins
slow - correct answers The structural proteins such as collagen and contractile protein (actin and
myosin) have relatively ___ turnover (days weeks months)
the amount of nitrogen excreted in urine, feces, and sweat - correct answers to keep the overall
synthesis and degradation in balance the amount of nitrogen consumed in the diet equals...
protein turnover - correct answers several times greater than protein intake
25% - correct answers amount of amino acids that enter the free amino acid pool each day through
protein intake
gut, kidney, liver - correct answers majority of protein comes from ___
structural protein - correct answers strength to muscle, skin, hair, and nails (collagen)
transport proteins - correct answers movement of compounds through the blood (hemoglobin)