Which group on the amino acid side chain dictates the function of the formed amino acid?

Which gas is produced in the catabolism of amino acids?

What is the function of the Carbon portion in amino acid degradation?

What happens to the Nitrogen portion of an amino acid during degradation?

Phenylalanine is used to synthesize which of the following?

Methionine donates a sulfur atom to form which of the following Amino Acid

How many Amino Acids are considered essential?

Which of the following is a Non-essential amino acid?

Which amino acid is considered as both an essential and non-essential amino acid?

These are known as the inactive forms of proteases and act as the precursors of smaller active enzymes

If pepsin is a digestive enzyme that originates from the stomach, where does trypsin originate from?

Digestive Enzymes digest themselves as well as dietary proteins. Digestive enzymes cannot digest intestinal cells that originate from the lumen

By which transport system does the absorption of amino acids follow?

Amino acids depend on which ion for transport into cells?

During the "Fed State" excess in degraded component amino acids are converted into what and store where?

During the "Fasting state" what is released from adipose tissue to be used as a substrate in gluconeogenesis?

Transamination reactions are irreversible

Which of the following amino acids do NOT undergo transamination?

Activated Vitamin B6 is scientifically known as:

Which substance provides nitrogen for transamination or Oxidative deamination?

The rate limiting step of the Krebs-Henseleit cycle is found where?

Which of the following are structurally part an amino acid, but is not included in the 20 amino acids list?

This is the carbon backbone of fumarate

During fasting state this is the main amino acid substrate for urea