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Card 16
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What does Lipase break down? Into what?
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Card 17
Front
In which two places does carbohydrase (e.g. Amylase) catalyse the breakdown of starch?
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Card 18
Front
In which two places does protease catalyse the breakdown of proteins?
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Card 19
Front
In which place does lipase catalyse the breakdown of fats?
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Card 20
Front
How does bile, from the gall bladder, improve fat digestion?
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Card 21
Front
Why is bile important in the process of fat digestion?
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Card 22
Front
What is the pH level in the mouth and small intestine?
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Card 23
Front
What is the pH level in the stomach?
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Card 24
Front
Why is important that the mouth and small intestine is maintained at a alkaline/neutral pH and the stomach maintained acidic pH? Give three examples.
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Card 25
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What does stomach acid aid?
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