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6. Proteins / Introduction to Proteins / Problem 4
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Which immediate cellular consequence would you predict from sustained inadequate dietary protein intake?
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Immediate and permanent replacement of all structural proteins by simple carbohydrates that take over mechanical roles within tissues without functional loss.
B
An increase in the synthesis of non-protein nitrogenous compounds due to activation of compensatory pathways that convert lipids directly to nitrogen-containing bases.
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A dramatic increase in carbohydrate storage as glycogen because amino acids are converted preferentially into glycogen under conditions of protein shortage.
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A reduced rate of new protein synthesis and decreased production of nitrogen-containing molecules such as nucleotides, impeding growth and repair.
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