Week4-Course2 Flashcards

1
Q

Grains and vegetables proteins are considered …… due to shortage in one or more essential amino acids

A

incomplete

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2
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…… is a permanent denaturation that results when liquid or semi-liquid proteins form solid or semisoft clots

A

coagulation

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3
Q

Proteins belonging to witch protein classes are soluble in water

A

globular

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4
Q

Changes in the pH of a protein solution might lead to protein aggregation due to decreased …… between protein molecules.

A

electrostatic charges

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5
Q

What are enzymes

A

Enzymes are a group of proteins that act as catalysts (substance that speeds up the rxn between substances)

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6
Q

T or F : Since enzymes do not change during chemical reactions, cells only need a low concentration of many different enzymes

A

T

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7
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…… is the energy needed to start a reaction

A

activation energy

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8
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What are the two models to explain the functioning of enzymes

A
  1. Lock and key model

2. Induced fit model

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9
Q

what is the activation site?

A

The site where the substrate attach to the enzyme

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10
Q

Why is the lock-and-key model limited?

A

Because doesn’t provide answer to the fact the enzymes and substrates that don’t have a match still yields products

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11
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How does the induced-fit model addresses the limitations of the lock-and-key model?

A

In the induced-fit model the active site temporarily changed to accommodate the substrates and returns to original states afterwards.

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12
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State the two step process explaining how enzymes work

A

1- enzyme and substrate form an enzyme-substrate complex

2-Enzyme-substrate complex is unstable and breaks apart so the enzyme can go elsewhere

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13
Q

Names the vitamins and mineral that are co-enzymes mentioned in the course

A

vitamin B, calcium, magnesium and zinc.

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14
Q

T or F : enzymes are exclusively named after the substances for witch they are catalyst

A

F, they can also be named after the types of reactions for which they are the catalyst (ex hydrolase)

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15
Q

What is the root name for the enzymes?

A

The name of the substrate.

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16
Q

What are the three categories of digestive enzymes (broad categories)

A
  1. Lipase
  2. Protease
  3. Carbohydrase
17
Q

What is the other name of sucrase?

A

invertase

18
Q

____ is the loss of the carboxyl group as carbon dioxide gas

A

decarboxylation

decarboxylase

19
Q

____ is the loss of the amino group as ammonia gas by the action of the _____ enzyme

A

deamination

deaminase

20
Q

What is putrefaction?

A

General process by witch the proteolytic enzymes degrade the food (proteases and peptidase)

21
Q

What is Lipolytic rancidity

A

Off-flavors produced by the lypolysis of triglycerides that contains butyric acid. by the lipases

22
Q

What is the enzyme responsible for the rancidity

A

Lipoxygenases

23
Q

What cause the rancidity?

A

The addition of oxygen to the fatty acids of lipids by the enzyme lipoxygenases

24
Q

What are the factors that affect enzyme activity? (6) And what is the most important

A
  1. Water availability (most important)
  2. Substrate concentration of the solution
  3. Temperature
  4. Acids and bases
  5. Electrolytes
  6. presence of enzymatic inhibitors
25
Q

Why is dehydration a good method for the preservation of food

A

Because it decreases the enzymatic activity (can even stop it if there is no water)

26
Q

Name four positive effects of using enzymes in the food supply

A

1- make food easier to digest
2-preserve food
3-improve flavor, quality and appearance
4-plays a role in fermentation

27
Q

Name four positive effects of enzymes in the food supply

A

1- make food easier to digest
2-preserve food
3-improve flavor, quality and appearance
4-plays a role in fermentation

28
Q

Name three negative effects of enzymes in the food supply

A

1- break down the structure of fruit and veggies
2-unpleasant flavor and odor changes
3-undesirable changes in texture and color

29
Q

Name two function of lipase in the food production?

A

1- extract unwanted egg yolk from egg white to improve the whipping
properties of egg white
2-improve flavor and texture of various products including cheese, ice cream, margarine, butter, and many baked goods

30
Q

Name five function of proteases in the food production?

A

1-tenderize meat by breaking long protein fibers, as in solutions for
marinated meat
2-reduce the size of proteins extracted from malt and grains during beer and ale production 3-reduce mixing time
4-increase pliability of dough
5-change food into a different product, such as milk into cheese