Intracellular + extracellular enzymes Flashcards

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What are intracellular enzymes?

A

Enzymes that have a role within cells

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What are extracellular enzymes?

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Enzymes that have a role outside the cell

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3
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How many enzymes are intracellular?

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The majority

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4
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How many enzymes are extracellular?

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The minority

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5
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What are intracellular enzymes often involved in?

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Involved in synthesis of polymers + macromolecules so they can be used within the cell

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What are extracellular enzymes often involved in?

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Involved in hydrolysis of polymers + macromolecules so they can be absorbed into the cell

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7
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What are examples of intracellular enzymes?

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Phosphorylase, catalase, ATPase

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8
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What are examples of extracellular enzymes?

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Amylase, maltase, trypsin

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9
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What are extracellular enzymes secreted by?

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Exocytosis

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10
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Why is catalase an intracellular enzymes?

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It breaks down hydrogen peroxide (toxic) into macromolecules water + oxygen

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Why is amylase an extracellular protein?

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It hydrolyses starch to produce maltose

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Why is maltase an extracellular protein?

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It hydrolyses maltose into glucose, which can then be absorbed into bloodtsream

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Why is trypsin an extracellular enzyme?

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It hydrolyses proteins to produce dipeptides

These are then hydrolysed by dipeptidase enzymes to produce amino acids, then can be absorbed into bloodstream

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