Created by Clare Noone
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Question | Answer |
Why can enzymes be described as biological catalysts? | They speed up chemical reactions in the body. |
Why do enzymes only usually catalyse one reaction? | This is because, for the enzyme to work , the substrate has to fit into its active site. if it doesn't match the raction wont be catalysed. |
What does it mean when an enzyme has been denatured? | if the temperature gets too hot, some of the bonds holding the enzyme together break, changing the active site and the substrate won't fit anymore. |
List three places where amylase is made inside the body: | The salivary glands, the pancreas, the small intestine |
Where is lipase made in the body? | The pancreas and the small intestine |
What is the role of carbohydrases? | convert carbohydrates into simple sugars |
What is the role of proteases? | convert proteins into amino acids |
What is the role of lipases? | convert lipids into glycerol and fatty acids |
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