Biology- enzymes and digestion
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- Created on: 08-10-20 16:00
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- Enzymes and Digestion
- Enzymes
- Definition
- Enzymes are made of protein and act as biological catalysts that speed up the rate of chemical reactions in the body.
- Lock+key model
- Definition
- Balanced diet
- Carbohydrates
- Release energy via respiration
- Rice, pasta, potatoes
- Release energy via respiration
- Fibre
- Prevents constipation / healthy digestive system
- Brown bread, fruit and veg
- Prevents constipation / healthy digestive system
- Iron
- Used to make haemoglobin in red blood cells
- Red meat, green / leafy vegetables
- Used to make haemoglobin in red blood cells
- Vitamin C
- Maintain your gums + help to absorb iron
- Citrus fruits
- Maintain your gums + help to absorb iron
- Protein
- Grow and repair muscles
- Meat, fish, eggs, nuts, beans
- Grow and repair muscles
- Fat
- Insulation / energy store
- Butter, oil
- Insulation / energy store
- Carbohydrates
- Food tests
- Protein
- Biruet
- Start: Blue
- If positive: Violet
- Biruet
- Starch
- Iodine
- Start: Yellow/brown
- If Positive: Blue/black
- Iodine
- Sugar
- Benedict's
- Start: Blue (Boil it)
- If positive: Red/orange
- Benedict's
- Protein
- Excess in diet
- Salt
- >High blood pressure
- Fat
- >Obesity
- >Heart disease
- >Obesity
- Sugar
- >Tooth decay
- >Type 2 diabetes
- >Tooth decay
- Salt
- Digestive system
- Digestion is the breakdown of large, insoluble molecules into smaller, soluble molecules, which can easily be absorbed into the blood for use by the cells within the body.
- Mouth
- Saliva contains Carbohydra-es
- Oesophagus
- Tube connecting mouth to stomach
- Stomach
- Secretes Protease/ contains acid
- Small intestine
- Lipase works here - absorbs products into blood
- Large intestine
- Absorbs water
- Rectum
- Stores faeces before egestion
- Anus
- Ring of muscle - opens to release faeces
- Liver
- Secretes bile
- Gall bladder
- Stores bile
- Bile duct
- Releases bile into the small intestine
- Pancreas
- Secretes digestive enzymes
- Enzymes
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