Dipeptides and disaccharides cannot cross the cell membrane; dipeptidases and disaccharidases hydrolyze peptide/glycosidic bonds to form amino acid/glucose monomers that can cross the membrane by co-transport/facilitated diffusion.
Los dipéptidos y disacáridos no pueden cruzar la membrana celular; las dipeptidasas y disacaridasas hidrolizan los enlaces peptídicos/glucosídicos para formar monómeros de aminoácidos/glucosa que pueden cruzar la membrana por cotransporte/difusión facilitada.
| Front | What do dipeptidases and disaccharidases do? |
|---|---|
| Back | - dipeptides/disaccharides cannot cross cell membrane - dipeptidases/disaccharidases hydrolyse peptide/glycosidic bonds- form amino acid/glucose monomers - which can cross cell membrane by co-transport/facilitated diffusion |
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