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Card 46
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Why is starch broken down to make sweeteners for food manufacture?
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Card 47
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What enzyme could be used to change glucose into fructose?
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Card 48
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Why might food manufacturers want to do this?
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Card 49
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Why are enzyme-based processes often relatively cheap to run?
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Card 50
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Why are microbes that are used to catalyse reactions in industry not as efficient as they first seem?
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Card 51
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What problem did factory staff develop when biological detergents were first made?
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Card 52
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How did the companies solve the problem initially?
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Card 53
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What has a study in 2008 shown regarding the safety of biological detergents?
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Card 54
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How can enzymes be used to help diagnose disease?
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Card 55
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Explain how an enzyme could help if you have a heart attack.
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