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Carbohydrate digestion : salivary amylase (substrate)

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Starch

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Carbohydrate digestion : salivary amylase (product)

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Maltose

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Carbohydrate digestion : salivary amylase (how’s it made)

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Salivary gland

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Carbohydrate digestion : salivary amylase (acts?)

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Mouth

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Carbohydrate digestion : salivary amylase (breaks which bond)

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Alpha 1-4 glycosidic

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Carbohydrate digestion : pancreatic amylase (substrate)

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Starch

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Carbohydrate digestion : pancreatic amylase (product)

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Maltose

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Carbohydrate digestion : pancreatic amylase (made?)

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Pancreas

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Carbohydrate digestion : pancreatic amylase (acts?)

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Ileum

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Carbohydrate digestion : pancreatic amylase (break bond)

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Alpha 1-4 glycosidic bonds

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Carbohydrate digestion : maltase (substrate)

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Maltose

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Carbohydrate digestion : maltase (product)

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Alpha glucose x2

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Carbohydrate digestion : maltase (made?)

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Lining of ileum

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Carbohydrate digestion : maltase (acts?)

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I’m ileum

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Carbohydrate digestion : maltase (breaks bond)

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Alpha 1-4 glycosidic bond

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Carbohydrate digestion : lactase (substrate)

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Lactose

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Carbohydrate digestion : lactase (product)

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Alpha glucose + galactose

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Carbohydrate digestion : lactase (made)

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Lining of ileum

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Carbohydrate digestion : lactase (acts)

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Ileum

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Carbohydrate digestion : sucrase (substrate)

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Sucrose

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Carbohydrate digestion : sucrase (product)

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Alpha glucose + fructose

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Carbohydrate digestion : sucrase (Made?)

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Lining of ileum

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What is digestion ?

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Hydrolysis of large insoluble food molecules into smaller soluble food molecules

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What are the 3 membrane bound disaccharidases

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  • Maltase
  • lactase
  • sucrase
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Chemical digestion: how is chemical digestion carried out ?

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Carried out by enzymes via hydrolysis

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Chemical digestion: What is hydrolysis

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Splitting of molecules by adding water to chemical bonds

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Carbohydrates hydrolyse …

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Carbohydrates to monosaharides

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Lipases hydrolyse ….

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Lipids into glycerol and fatty acids

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Pro teases hydrolyse …

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Proteins into amino acids

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Lipid digestion : What happens prior to enzyme action ?

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Process called emulsification

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Lipid digestion : What does emulsification do ?

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  • Increases s.a of lipids so action of lipases is sped up

- faster hydrolysis for Ester bonds

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Lipid digestion : What are lipids split into ?

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Micelles by bile salts in liver

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Lipid digestion : lipase (substrate)

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Triglycerides

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Lipid digestion : lipase (Product)

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Monogyleceride + 2 fatty acids

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Lipid digestion : lipase (Made?)

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  • pancreas

- lining of ileum

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Lipid digestion : lipase (Acts?)

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Ileum

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Lipid digestion : lipase (Bond broken)

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Ester bond

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Protein digestion : What group are proteins hydrolysed by ?

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Group of enzymes called peptidases

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Protein digestion : 3 different peptidases

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  • endopeptidases
  • exopeptidases
  • dipeptidases
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Protein digestion : Endopeptidase (substrate)

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Polypeptides

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Protein digestion : Endopeptidase (Product)

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Smaller peptides

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Protein digestion : Endopeptidase (Made?)

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  • stomach

- pancreas

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Protein digestion : Endopeptidase (Acts?)

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-stomach

Ileum

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Protein digestion : Endopeptidase (Bond broken)

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Peptide bond

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Protein digestion : Exopeptidase (substrate)

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  • smaller peptides

- polypeptides

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Protein digestion : Exopeptidase (Product)

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  • amino acids

- dipeptides

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Protein digestion : Exopeptidase (Acts)

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  • stomach

- ileum

48
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Protein digestion : Exopeptidase (Made)

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  • stomach

- pancreas

49
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Protein digestion : Exopeptidase (Bond broken)

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  • peptide bond
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Protein digestion : dipeptidase (substrate)

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Dipeptide

51
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Protein digestion : dipeptidase (Product)

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Amino acids

52
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Protein digestion : dipeptidase (Made?)

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Lining of ileum

53
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Protein digestion : dipeptidase (Acts?)

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Ileum

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Protein digestion : dipeptidase (Bond broken)

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Peptide bond

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Adaptations of ileum : Inner wall folded into villi

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increases s.a for absorption

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Adaptations of ileum : One cell thick

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Decreases diffusion distance

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Adaptations of ileum : Many capillaries

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Maintains diffusion gradient

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Adaptations of ileum : Epithelial cells have microvilli

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Increases s.a for absorption

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Adaptations of ileum : what are microvilli

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Folds within their membrane

60
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Adaptations of ileum : Epithelial cells have lots of mitochondria

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Increase active transport

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Absorption of glucose / amino acids : step 1

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Step 1 = sodium ions are actively transported from the epithelial cell into blood by carrier proteins

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Absorption of glucose / amino acids : step 2

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Lowers the concentration of sodium in cell relative to blood and lumen

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Absorption of glucose / amino acids : step 3 + 4

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  • Sodium enters epithelial cell via a carrier proteins with a glucose molecule via facilitated diffusion
  • glucose enters blood via f.d
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Absorption of glucose / amino acids : step 5

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Sodium travels down a concentration gradient whereas glucose travels up

65
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Absorption of lipids : fat digestion order

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  1. triglycerides
  2. smaller droplets of triglycerides
  3. monoglycerides + 2 fatty acids
  4. micells
66
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Absorption of lipids:when the Micelle breaks down at the epithelial cell , what is released ?

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Monoglycerides and fatty acids

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Absorption of lipids: why do monoglycerides and fatty acids diffuse

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Noon-polar molecules

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Absorption of lipids: Why do the micelles need to be digested before entering cell?

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So they can diffuse through cell

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Absorption of lipids: Once inside the cell where are mg and f.a transported

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  • endoplasmic reticulum where they reform into triglyceride
70
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Absorption of lipids: After e.r ?

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Transported to Golgi apparatus = associate with cholesterol and lipoproteins to produce chylomicrons

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Absorption of lipids: What are chylomicrons ?

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Special particles adapted for the transport of lipids

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Absorption of lipids: How do chylomicrons move out of cell ?

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Exocytosis

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Absorption of lipids: After exocytosis where do chylomicrons enter ?

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Capillaries called lacteals at centre of each villus

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