which of the following body systems breaks down
proteins into amino acids?
●circulatory
●endocrine
●excretory
●digestive
Answer : digestive
Digestive system with the help of enzymes like pepsin and trypsin break down proteins into aminoacids. Digestive enzymes are produced by pancreas, stomach, liver and small intestine.
Circulatory system is the blood which carries all the nutrients obtained from digestion to all parts of the body.
Endocrine system produces hormones to regulate and control various functions of the body.
Excretory system excretes all undigested waste products from the body.
which of the following body systems breaks down proteins into amino acids? ●circulatory ●endocrine ●excretory ●digestive
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