The major site of protein breakdown to form free amino acids is in the
kidney
spleen
liver
bone-marrow
C.
liver
The degradation of intracellular protein and other cytoplasmic macromolecules in liver is an ongoing process that regulates cytoplasmic mass and provides amino acids for energy and other metabolic uses early in starvation. Cellular proteins are conveniently divided into two general classes according to readily discernable differences in average rates of turnover. A short-lived class, having a half-life of approximately 10 min, comprises about 0.6% of total protein. Its degradation is not physiologically controlled, and the mechanism is probably nonlysosomal in nature.
The specific region of hypothalamus, responsible for physiological sweat secretion, is
para-ventricular nucleus
supra-optic nucleus
median eminence
pars distalis
The resolving power of a compound microscope will increase with
decrease in wavelength of light and increase in numerical aperture
increase in wavelength of light and decrease in numerical aperture
increase in both wavelength of light and numerical aperture
decrease in both wavelength of light and numerical aperture
Cells in G0 phase of cell cycle
exit cell cycle
enter cell cycle
suspend cell cycle
terminate cell cycle
