Iron homeostasis is regulated at the point of absorption. A)…

Iron homeostasis is regulated at the point of absorption. A) Explain how heme AND non-heme iron are absorbed. Start in the lumen of the small intestine and end with ferric iron binding to transferrin in circulation. Include ALL proteins and enzymes involved in the process (15 points) B) What hormone is now recognized as the “master regulator” of iron homeostasis? What is its mechanism of action (i.e., how does it regulate iron absorption)? (10 points)

For this question, please choose ONE of the following to ans…

For this question, please choose ONE of the following to answer: In a roughly 10 sentence paragraph, briefly discuss TWO specific symbols in ONE of the stories we read this semester. Be sure to tell what each one symbolizes. Your answer should include at least two quotes from the story in proper format.  In a roughly 10 sentence paragraph, discuss how the setting is important to the overall theme in ONE of the stories we read this semester. Your answer should include at least two quotes from the story in proper format.