Enzymes and Digestion Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of digestions

A

Converts insoluble molecues into smaller soluble molecules that can be absorbed into the blood

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2
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what is the purpose of digestion

A

to convert large insoluble molecules into small soluble molecules which can be absorbed into the blood

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3
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2 adaptations of the small intestine and their purpose

A

Large surface area

microvilli

capillaries

movement of blood/concentraion gradient

one cell/thin wall

short pathway

active transport

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4
Q

what is the enzyme that breaks down starch to glucose

A

amylase and maltase

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5
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what does bile do in digestion

A

emulsifies fats increasing the surface area for enzymes to work.
it also neutralises stomach acid

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6
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How does bile help with digestion

A

Emulsifies fats
increases suface area for enzymes to work
neutralises acid

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7
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Name 2 factors that affect the rate of enzyme controlled reactions

A

Temperature
pH
Enzyme concerntration
substrate concerntration

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8
Q

what is the optimum ph of pespin

A

ph2

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9
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what is the part that the enzyme substrate binds to

A

active site

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10
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Factors that affect the rate of enzymes reaction

A

Temprature
pH
Enzyme concentration
Substrate concentration

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11
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Emzyme + Substrate =

A

Emzyme Substrate Complex

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