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Match the Appropriate Receptor to the Correct Description

Question 81

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Match the appropriate receptor to the correct description. Some choices may be used more than once.

Premises:
Element found in some amino acids
Organic acid with a carbon group
Globular protein that accounts for 80% of the body's iron
Neurotransmitter that regulates sleep
A typical limiting amino acid
Combination of ammonia and carbon dioxide
A dietary nonessential amino acid
High-quality plant protein
A condition of protein malnutrition
Degradation and synthesis of protein
Nonessential amino acid supplied by diet in special circumstances
Disease caused by sequencing errors
Low-quality animal protein
Term for two or more amino acids bonded together
When messenger RNA sequences amino acids
An amino acid that may lower blood pressure
When messenger RNA is made from DNA
When a cell converts genetic code into RNA and protein
Enzyme active in the stomach
Change in protein when agitated
Responses:
Transcription
Arginine
Marasmus
Denaturation
Translation
Sickle-cell anemia
Conditionally essential amino acid
Pepsin
Keto
Serine
Hemoglobin
Urea
Gelatin
Soy
Protein turnover
Sulfur
Dipeptide
Serotonin
Tryptophan
Gene expression

Correct Answer:

Element found in some amino acids
Organic acid with a carbon group
Globular protein that accounts for 80% of the body's iron
Neurotransmitter that regulates sleep
A typical limiting amino acid
Combination of ammonia and carbon dioxide
A dietary nonessential amino acid
High-quality plant protein
A condition of protein malnutrition
Degradation and synthesis of protein
Nonessential amino acid supplied by diet in special circumstances
Disease caused by sequencing errors
Low-quality animal protein
Term for two or more amino acids bonded together
When messenger RNA sequences amino acids
An amino acid that may lower blood pressure
When messenger RNA is made from DNA
When a cell converts genetic code into RNA and protein
Enzyme active in the stomach
Change in protein when agitated
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