organistion summary
Cards (73)
- What do we call connected similar cells?
- What do tissues form in the body?
- What do organs work together to form?
- What does the digestive system do?
- What breaks down food in the stomach?
- What works together in the small intestine to break down food?
- Where is bile made?
- What does bile do?
- What are enzymes?
- What do some enzymes do to larger molecules?
- What enzyme breaks down starch?
- Where is amylase found?
- What is the specificity of enzymes?
- What do carbohydrases break down?
- What do proteases break down?
- What do lipases break down?
- What principle do enzymes work on?
- What must happen for a substrate to bind to an enzyme?
- What happens to the enzyme's active site at high temperatures?
- What do we call it when an enzyme's active site changes shape?
- What is the optimum temperature for enzyme activity?
- What can also denature enzymes besides temperature?
- What is the practical method for testing enzyme activity?
- What does iodine indicate in food tests?
- What does Benedict's solution indicate?
- What does Biuret's reagent indicate?
- What happens to cold ethanol in the presence of lipids?
- What is the respiratory system responsible for?
- What does breathing provide for respiration?
- What is the pathway of air during breathing?
- What happens in the alveoli?
- What does oxygen bind to in red blood cells?
- What happens to carbon dioxide produced from respiration?
- What is the heart's role in the circulatory system?
- What type of circulatory system do humans have?
- How many times does blood enter the heart during circulation?
- What vein carries deoxygenated blood to the heart?
- What prevents backflow of blood in the heart?
- Where does deoxygenated blood go after the right atrium?
- What happens to blood after it is oxygenated in the lungs?