A) inserted into the plasma membrane
B) in the membranes of intracellular vesicles
C) inserted into the nuclear membrane
D) in the endoplasmic reticulum
E) in the liver-They are transported to other cells when glucose levels risE.
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A) lipid digestion.
B) protein digestion.
C) carbohydrate digestion.
D) nucleotide digestion.
E) cellulose digestion.
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A) Adequate amounts of pepsin are already manufactured by the pancreas.
B) Only the pepsinogen version is able to stabilize fat-water emulsions.
C) Pepsin is denatured and rendered inactive in solutions with low pH.
D) If cells produced active pepsin,they would digest their own cellular proteins.
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A) gastrovascular cavity.
B) stomach.
C) alimentary canal.
D) epithelial cavity.
E) intestinE.
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A) is not a required nutrient.
B) is an essential amino acid.
C) must be stored in cellular compartments.
D) is not present in their normal diet.
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A) the ability to phagocytose food particles.
B) a slow speed of digestion.
C) the presence of a digestive cavity.
D) the ability to consume both large and small food items.
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A) omasum.
B) rumen.
C) reticulum.
D) cecum.
E) rumen and reticulum.
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A) pancreas.
B) stomach.
C) brain.
D) kidney.
E) liver.
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A) osmosis.
B) diffusion.
C) facilitated transport.
D) active transport.
E) receptor-mediated endocytosis.
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A) chylomicrons.
B) micelles.
C) lipid rafts.
D) globules.
E) lipoproteins.
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A) protein-digesting enzymes
B) fat-solubilizing bile salts
C) acid-neutralizing bicarbonate
D) carbohydrate-digesting enzymes
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A) Carnivores must eat more frequently than herbivores.
B) Carnivores and herbivores require different enzymes to digest their food.
C) Carnivores can be opportunistic but herbivores cannot.
D) Herbivores can be opportunistic but carnivores cannot.
E) Herbivores remain herbivores at all stages of development,while carnivores are often herbivores in their larval stages.
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A) liver.
B) brain.
C) intestine.
D) kidney.
E) heart.
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A) glucose levels are increased in the blood through the breakdown of glycogen.
B) glucose levels are increased in the blood through the synthesis of glycogen.
C) glucose levels are decreased in the blood through the breakdown of glycogen.
D) glucose levels are decreased in the blood through the synthesis of glycogen.
E) glucose levels are increased in the blood as a result of lipolysis.
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A) glucose levels are increased in the blood through the breakdown of carbohydrates.
B) glucose levels are decreased in the blood through the breakdown of carbohydrates.
C) glucose levels are increased in the blood by synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources.
D) glucose levels are decreased in the blood by synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources.
E) amino acids are generated for processes like building muscle tissuE.
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A) villi and microvilli
B) lacteals
C) capillaries
D) hydrolytic enzymes
E) smooth muscle
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