Hierarchy And Digestive System Flashcards

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Order of functions smallest to Largest

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Cells~>Tissues~>Organs~>Organ Systems~>Whole Body

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2
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What Chemical tests for STARCH!

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Iodine Solution

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What is the original and positive result colour of Iodine Solution

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Yellow to Black

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What chemical tests for PROTEIN

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Biurets

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What colour is Burets and what is its positive result colour

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Blue to pale lilac

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What chemical tests for Sugars

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Benedict’s and heat~> Add in Water Bath

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What is the original and Positive Result Colour of Benedict’s

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Blue to Red/Orange

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What chemical tests for Fats

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Ethanol+Water

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9
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What is the original and positive result colour of Ethanol

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Clear~> Milky white

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10
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What are the two main simple sugars?

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Glucose+Sucrose

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Explain how an Enzyme Works

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-Enzyme+ Substrate collide and the substrate fits into Enzymes active site
-Enzyme breaks down substrate in active site into products which leave active site
-Enzyme is re-used

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12
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What do Enzymes do?

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Used to control all chemical reactions in our body

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What are Enzymes?

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-Biological Catalysts that speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy needed
-Made out of Protein
-Used to break large molecules into smaller ones

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14
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Enzyme for sugars?

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Amylase

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15
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Enzyme for amino acids?

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Protease

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16
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Enzyme for fatty acids?

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Lipase

17
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Where are enzymes made?

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Pancreas, small intestine, salivary glands(sugars)

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Where do enzymes work?

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Small intestine

19
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Factors affecting Enzyme action

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-Temperature-Most enzymes work best at 40•
-Enzymes in bacteria break down leading to no more protein structure

20
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Enzymes in house

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Can be used to wash clothes