Lipids
This organ is responsible for secreting enzymes that digest lipids.
The pancreas
The heavily-regulated enzyme of Glycolysis step 3.
PFK-1
This fibrous protein is stretchy.
Elastin
2,3-BPG binds:
Deoxyhemoglobin
The sequence of amino acids make up a protein's:
primary structure
What is the process of mixing digesting lipids with bile salts?
Emulsification
This is formed when the substrate binds to the active site of an enzyme.
High energy intermediate/transition state
This is hemoglobin's type of quaternary structure.
Tetramer
The pentose phosphate pathway can make intermediates for glycolysis or for:
Nucleic acid synthesis
You start reading amino acid sequences at this position.
N-terminus
The main type of lipid we break down during our lipid metabolism.
TAG (triacylglycerol)
Enzymes that catalyze bond formation.
Ligases
Carbohydrates that are cyclic and then open can participate as this during chemical reactions.
Reducing agent
Free glucose is formed in this organelle during gluconeogenesis.
The endoplasmic reticulum (smooth)
Strong acids and heavy metal ions do this to proteins.
Denaturation
The type of molecule that delivers fats to enterocytes.
(Mixed) Micelles
The first enzyme that pumps protons into the intermembrane space during the ETC.
NADH dehydrogenase
This molecule, made with the help of NADPH, is a neurotransmitter and vasodilator.
Nitric oxide (NO)
The transport of electrons is coupled with this cellular process.
Formation of ATP by proton motive force.
Motifs generally make up what part of a protein?
The core
The clinical term for fats in fecal matter.
Steatorrhea
The broad term for enzymes that break down dietary carbohydrates in the mouth and intestines.
Glycosidases
The area in the body is AAT most activated.
Glycolysis regulates PK during this step:
Step 10: Pyruvate Synthesis
When forming the hydrophobic core of a protein, these molecules make sure the hydrophobic regions are stable and don't prematurely aggregate.
Chaperone proteins