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0.5 points Save Ans QUESTION 1 Proteases/peptidases are found in a variety of locations in the body Proteases are hydrolases enzymes that catalyse the breaking of peptide bonds Blood has a pH of 7 4, cytoplasm a pH ot 7 2, the inside of a lysosome a pH of 5 0, the stomach has a pH of 2 3 I have just discovered a new protease If I want to check using experiments at the lab bench whether my protein can work in the stomach? Which acid will be the basis of my buffer? See table 2 11 in your book A. H2PO4 NH4 HPO4 () D H3PO4 E CH3COOH 0.5 points Save An QUESTION 2 My colleague has found that mice deficient in my protease are more susceptible to invasion by certain classes of bacteria I also know that infected ceils die by commiting suicide using proteases to break down other proteins inside the infected cell. Which acid should my buffer be based upon for my enzyme to work in if it is involved in PCD/apoptosis? See table 2.11 in your book A HPOA2 B HCI NH4 D H3PO4 F CH3COOH Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save alla Save and S Save All Answers

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