Proteins are broken into simple substances in the
A) mouth. B) stomach. C) large intestine. D) small intestine.
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in the small intestine
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Nope mouth digests only simple polysaccharides
no u r wrong...in mouth jst starch is converted not protein
According to ncert it is "starch and other polysaccharides"
yeah i also follow ncert..but u r wrong...in mouth enzyme amylase convert sugar into starch
in which school do u read??
DAV bls.
And i think sugar and starch are same thing arent they. Starch are hydrolysed polymers of glucose molecule.And sugar is a general term for a polysaccharide. And amylase comverts amylose to i.e. A generalised unit of starch into alpha-glucose.
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Obviously small intestine. The succus entricus( small intestinal mixture of juices) consits of peptidases that diget protiens.
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