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Create an informative infographic-style image illustrating carbohydrate metabolism and glucose transporters, with a focus on pancreatic amylase, glucose transporters (like GluT1, GluT2, GluT4), and carbohydrate structures (like glucose, galactose, and fructose).

Master Your Knowledge of Carbohydrate Metabolism

Test your understanding of carbohydrate digestion and absorption with our engaging quiz! Designed for students, teachers, and anyone interested in nutrition, this quiz will challenge your knowledge on key concepts related to carbohydrates and glucose transport.

Key features of the quiz:

10 thought-provoking questions
Multiple-choice format
Covers essential topics in biochemistry

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DigestingKnowledge347

Pancreatic amylase acts on which glycosidic linkage

Alpha 1 --> 4

Alpha 1 --> 1

Beta 1 --> 4

Alpha 1 --> Beta 2

Sucrase do not acts on which of the following glycosidic bond

Alpha 1--> 2

Alpha 1--> 4

Beta 1 --> 4

Apha 1 --> 6

Identity the correct order of carbohydrate absorption in the intestine

Glucose > Galactose > Fructose

Galactose > Fructose > Glucose

Fructose > Glucose > Galactose

Galactose > Glucose > Fructosse

Which of the following glucose transporter requires insulin

GluT1

GluT2

GluT3

GluT4

Which of the following glucose transporter invloved in insulin secretion?

GluT1

GluT2

GluT3

Glut4

In diabetes patients which glucose transporter is defective?

GluT1

GluT2

GluT3

GluT4

Adipose tissues pocess which type of glucose transporters?

GluT4

GluT3

GluT2

GluT1

Which element is required for galactose transportation?

Calcium

Sodium

Chloride

Pottasium

Fructose is transported via

GluT2

GluT3

GluT4

GluT5

Lactose is madeup of

Glucose+Glucose

Glucose+Galactose

Glucose+Fructose

Galactose+Fructose

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