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(ii) Suggest why the amount of amino acids continued to increase in the duodenum​

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Answer:PROTEIN DIGESTION: STEPS, ENZYMES, AND HORMONES

The body requires proteins, and particularly the essential amino acids contained in them. The recommended daily intake for a healthy adult subject is 0.85 g/kg body weight, so for a 70 kg person is about 60 g, but often in the typical Western diet the intake is greater than 100 g/day.

In addition to food proteins, the body also digests 50-100 g of endogenous proteins secreted or lost into the lumen of the gastrointestinal tract, and which result from:

saliva;

gastric juice;

pancreatic enzymes and other secretions;

intestinal cells that flake off;

proteins that pass into the intestinal lumen from the bloodstream.

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