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Biological Molecules
digestion
carbohydrate
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Salivary amylase breaks down
starch
into the
disaccharide
maltose
in the mouth.
Acid in stomach denatures
salivary amylase
.
Pancreatic amylase
continues starch digestion in small intestine.
The
epithelial cells
in the ileum lining produce
maltase
to break down maltose into
α-glucose monomers
.
starch
-->
maltose
-->
glucose
amylase
= secreted in small intestine, produced in
salivary gland
+
pancreas
maltase
= produced in
epithelium
of
small
intestine