An inactive protease is called a: a) proteome b) protogene c) zymogen d) protein ballSecretin performs which function? A) signals release of digestive enzymes b) activates zymogens c) raises the pH of the intestine d) lowers the pH of the stomachGlut 5 transports which monosaccharide into intestinal cells? A) glucose b) fructose c) galactose d) mannoseLipids are packaged into chylomicrons in which cellular component? A) cytoplasm b) mitochondria c) nucleus d) smooth endoplasmic reticulumSTAT-5 is a: a) G-protein b) membrane-bound enzyme c) transcription factor d) tyrosine kinase domainIn the insulin mechanism, which of these does Akt (protein kinase b) activate? A) Ras b) JAK-2 c) STAT-5 d) GLUT-4

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An inactive protease is called a: a) proteome b) protogene c) zymogen d) protein ball
Secretin performs which function? A) signals release of digestive enzymes b) activates zymogens c) raises the pH of the intestine d) lowers the pH of the stomach
Glut 5 transports which monosaccharide into intestinal cells? A) glucose b) fructose c) galactose d) mannose
Lipids are packaged into chylomicrons in which cellular component? A) cytoplasm b) mitochondria c) nucleus d) smooth endoplasmic reticulum
STAT-5 is a: a) G-protein b) membrane-bound enzyme c) transcription factor d) tyrosine kinase domain
In the insulin mechanism, which of these does Akt (protein kinase b) activate? A) Ras b) JAK-2 c) STAT-5 d) GLUT-4

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