1. The proteins we consume in our diets are broken down to amino acids. Which of the following are events in the process of protein digestion? Select all that apply. a) Amino acids transported by intestinal capillaries b) Bile salts released in the small intestine c) Transported as chylomicrons d) Dipeptidases on the intestinal surface break down short peptides into amino acids e) Pepsin released in the stomach 2. Enzymes are necessary for digestion of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins. Which of the following statements are FALSE regarding enzymes? Select all that apply a) Enzymes have specificity. b) Enzymes are altered in reactions. c) Enzymes are involved in catabolic and anabolic reactions. d) Enzymes are always functional. e) Enzymes are protein catalysts.
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