DIGESTION
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- Created on: 03-03-13 21:10
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ENDOPEPTIDASE:
Hydrolises the peptide bonds in the central region of the polypeptide chain. To produce smaller polypeptide chains to increase the number of terminal ends for the exopeptidase to digest.
EXOPEPTIDASE:
Hydrolises the peptide bond at the terminal ends of the polypeptide chain to produce dipeptide or amino acids.
THE SALIVA CONSISTS OF:
- Water 99.5%
- Mineral salts which mantain slightly alkalai conditions
- Mucas which acts as a lubricant
- Lysozome, which is an enzyme that kills bacteria…
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