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1 The function of the Kupffer cells of the liver is to:
- Achange glucose to glycogen
- Bform the essential amino acids
- Cphagocytize bacteria
- Dexcrete excess cholesterol
2When the blood glucose level is low, the liver:
- Aexcretes amino acids
- Bsynthesizes cholesterol
- Cchanges glucose to glycogen
- Dchanges glycogen to glucose
3When the blood glucose level is high, the liver:
- Aexcretes amino acids
- Bsynthesizes amino acids
- Cchanges glucose to glycogen
- Dchanges glycogen to glucose
4The purpose of deamination in the liver is to:
- Ause excess amino acids for energy production
- Buse excess amino acids for protein synthesis
- Csynthesize the essential amino acids
- Dsynthesize the nonessential amino acids
5The purpose of transamination in the liver is to:
- Ause excess amino acids for energy production
- Buse excess amino acids for protein synthesis
- Csynthesize the essential amino acids
- Dsynthesize the nonessential amino acids
6The liver synthesizes the nonessential amino acids by a process called:
- Aprotein synthesis
- Binteramination
- Cdeamination
- Dtransamination
7The liver converts excess amino acids to simple carbohydrates to be used for energy production by a process called:
- Adeamination
- Binteramination
- Cprotein synthesis
- Dtransamination
8The plasma protein produced by the liver that is important for blood clotting is:
- Aprothrombin
- Balbumin
- Cglobulin
- Dcollagen
9The plasma protein produced by the liver that is important to help maintain blood volume is:
- Aprothrombin
- Balbumin
- Cglobulin
- Dcollagen
10The plasma protein produced by the liver that carries fats in the blood is:
- Afibrinogen
- Balbumin
- Cglobulin
- Dmyoglobin
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- Digestive Quiz on d9, created by Rebecca West on 15/10/2020.
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- Rebecca West
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