Proteins Are Constantly Being Synthesized in a Living Cell

question 78

Short Answer

Proteins are constantly being synthesized in a living cell. Why doesn't the number of protein molecules become too great for the cell to contain, leading to cell destruction?

Explain the role of lipoproteins in cholesterol transport and metabolism.

Grasp the molecular basis of nutrient absorption at the cellular level.

Acknowledge the regulation and significance of blood glucose levels by insulin.

Identify the types and functions of cells in the digestive system.