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Question No 1: In oral cavity, carbohydrate digestion is carried out by alpha-amylase enzyme. Please explain that upon digestion, the products which are produced would be same or different? In both cases please also elaborate their structures. To attempt this question please keep starch structure in mind.

 

 

Question 2: Characteristic through which land animals protect themselves from dehydration is called "Anhydrobiosis". In summer land animals love to eat carbohydrate diet as compared to proteins diet. Same is true about you. In winter you like "dry fruits", rich of proteins while in summer you probably like diet which is rich of carbohydrates. Why it so? How carbohydrates can prevent us from dehydration?

 

 

Question 3: Our membranes are made up of lipids and it is said that biological membranes have self-sealing property and its true also. By taking into account of lipids properties please explain how membranes can seal themselves?

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Dear RABIASHAH,

This sounds like homework to me. I have moved the post to the homework section. Please note that there is 1 extra rule for posts related to homework:

A simple reminder to all: this is the "Homework Help" forum, not the "Homework Answers" forum. We will not do your work for you, only point you in the right direction. Posts that do give the answers may be removed.

So, RABIASHAH, please show us what you have done so far to get an answer to these questions.

Everyone else, please wait for RABIASHAH to answer my question.

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mall tear in the bilayer creates a free edge and thus exposes a part of the hydrophobic tails to the polar environment and this is thermodynamically unfavourable, which is overcome by by closing on itself and forming a sealed compartment.

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