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we need to digest protien, so that it can effectivly absorbed and be used to support the body functions.

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What happens to proteins during digestion?

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What happens to proteins during digestion?

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what happens is that the complex molecule first into peptides, having a number of amino acids, and into individual amino acids. and the pepsins are enzymes secreted by the stomach in acid that breaks down the proteins.

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What are four possible pathways/results/uses for amino acids in the body?- Energy

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What are four possible pathways/results/uses for amino acids in the body?- Energy

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The Amino Acids break down into glucose to provide energy.

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What does your body do with excess protiens?

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What does your body do with excess protiens?

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The excess proteins go under a chemical reaction, turning them into fats, which are then stored in the body

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What are four possible pathways/uses/results for amino acids in your body?-Building blocks

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What are four possible pathways/uses/results for amino acids in your body?-Building blocks

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One way that the body uses amino acids is as building blocks. When repairing, an organism uses food molecules, proteins in this case, as building materials to replace old cells or proteins, or to heal the body from an injury like a cut. Also, when growing, an organism gets bigger by using food materials as building blocks for new cells.

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When you eat proteins, the body breaks them down into amino acids and ammonia (Ammonia is an inorganic compound of nitrogen and hydrogen) is produced from leftover amino acids, and will be removed from the body.

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how does the body store excess carbohydrates?

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how does the body store excess carbohydrates?

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Animals can store the excess carbohydrates like glucose and starch as the carbohydrate glycogen or as fat. So the carbs are stored into fat for hibernation (for some species).

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What chemical reaction happens with amino acids inside your cells?

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What chemical reaction happens with amino acids inside your cells?

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The chemical reaction that happens inside your cells with amino acids is they build up. The subunits (amino acids) combine to make a new complex food molecule with many subunits. One thing that has to happen in this reaction is a water molecule has to be removed. This reaction happened in the rat's body so they can build up the amino acids from the foods that they eat.

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what does your body do with excess fats?

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what does your body do with excess fats?

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the body stores it for future fuel/energy

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What is a possible outcome for amino acids?

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What is a possible outcome for amino acids?

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One of the 4 outcomes for amino acids in the body is them being stored. When the body does not currently need to use amino acids they can be stored for later use. When they are stored they can also be converted into fats. When they are converted into fats the nitrogen is taken out and the molecule is rearranged to make a fat molecule.

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The picture shows water because water reacts with food molecules to get amino acids. Another reactint is a protein. 

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In digestion Amino acids are the products. The reactants of digestion are proteins and water.