The phrase "dietary amino acids are absorbed during digestion" isused to describe when:Amino acids are cleaved apart by different enzymes within thedigestive tract.Amino acids are transported from the intestinal lumen into theintestinal cells.Amino acids form hydrogen bonds with water in theenvironment.Amino acids bind to taste receptors on the surface of thetongue.

Amino acids combine to form proteins. Proteins and amino acids are the building blocks of life.…

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