enzymes of digestion Flashcards

1
Q

lipids are hydrolyzed into

A

2-monoacyl glycerol (by the cleavage of the fatty acids)

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2
Q

the degradation of carbohydrates in pigs begins in? and by which effect?

A

the mouth, by the effect of amylase from saliva

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3
Q

where does the hydrolysis of the starch will be finished? and by what enzyme?

A

in the small intestine, by the amylase of the pancreas

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4
Q

where does the digestion of compounds containing nitrogen begin in ruminants and where in other species?

A

in ruminants- in the forestomach
in other species- in the stomach
by symbiotic microbes

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5
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what is the role of the enzyme urease?

A

the enzyme-substrate is urea, and ammonia is the product which serves as N-source for the microbial protein synthesis

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6
Q

example for a nonprotein nitrogen

A

urea

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7
Q

the protein degrading enzymes are called

A

proteases

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8
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endopeptidases

A

renin, pepsin, trypsin, chymotrypsin

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9
Q

exopeptidases

A

aminopeptidases (splitting N terminal) or carboxypeptidases (splitting the C terminal)

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10
Q

where does the degradation of the proteins begin in ruminants and where in other animals?

A

in ruminants- forestomach

in other animals- stomach

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11
Q

which enzyme promotes the denaturation of the milk in the calves?

A

rennin

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12
Q

at which conditions does the rennin functions?

A

only in the presence of ca2+ ions at slightly acidic pH

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13
Q

what is the optimal pH for pepsin

A

1.5-2 (acidic)

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14
Q

pepsin splits the peptide bonds at

A

phenylalanine and leucine

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15
Q

where is trypsin produced?

A

pancreas

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16
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the zymogen of trypsin is activated into active trypsin by

A

enteropeptidase (enterokinase) produced in the small intestine

17
Q

what is the optimal pH of trypsin?

A

7-9

18
Q

which peptide bond bonds the trypsin splits?

A

it splits the peptide bonds at arginine and lysine

19
Q

where is lipase produced?

A

in the pancreas and the intestinal wall

20
Q

what is the function of lipase?

A

the hydrolysis of fats and oils

21
Q

what accelerates lipase?

A

bile salts

increase the solubility of fats and thus their degradability by enzymes?

22
Q

what is the optimal pH for lipase?

A

7.8 (slightly alkaline)