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 Why Do Amino Acids Tend To Diffuse From A Blood Capillary To The Adjacent Cell?
Amino Acids Tend To Diffuse From A Blood Capillary To The Adjacent Cell .
 24 Jun 2008 18:19
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 Because cells need amino acids to produce proteins. Proteins are just long chains of various amino acids connected together by peptide bonds. They are probably the most important substrate in the body, and do various different jobs in the cell, like allowing larger substrates to diffuse into cells, and acting as hormone receptors in cells. Amino acids travel through the blood as products of digestion, where they diffuse into the cells where they are needed.
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