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Animal tissues, organs and systems
Enzymes
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AMYLASE
carbohydrates > sugars
produced in:
salivary
glands
,
pancreas
,
small
intestine
starch >
maltose
> glucose
PROTEASE
proteins >
amino
acids
produced in:
stomach
,
pancreas
,
small
intestine
LIPASE
fats >
fatty
acids
+
glycerol
produces in:
pancreas
,
small
intestine
pH 7/8
Active site
:
part of the molecule where
reaction
occurs
Denature
:
active
site
of the enzyme changes
shape
, it can no longer act on the
substrate
Enzyme:
proteins
found in living organisms that
speed
up
the rate of a chemical reaction
pH:
level
of how
acidic
or
alkaline
a substance is
lock
and
key
mechanism:
where the
substrate
fits into the
active
site
substrate
:
molecule
on which an
enzyme
acts
catalyst
:
substance
added to a reaction to
speed up
its rate without being used up in the
process
What do enzymes do?
break down
or
build up molecules
the molecule they bind to is called substrate
substrate is specific to enzyme
substrate fits into active site