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27 Cards in this Set
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Lipase |
Breaks down oil and fat |
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Protease |
Breaks down protein |
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Amylase |
Breaks down sugar |
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Active site |
Where a reaction takes place |
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Tissue |
A group of similar cells |
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Where is bile stored |
Gall bladder |
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Benedicts solution checks for... |
Sugar |
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Iodine checks for... |
Starch |
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Sudan III stain checks for... |
Fat |
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Biuret checks for... |
Protein |
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What colour does Benedicts solution go if there is sugar? |
Green |
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What colour does Iodine solution go if it has starch? |
Black |
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What colour does Sudan III strain solution go if it contains fat? |
Red |
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What colour does biuret solution go if it contains protein? |
Purple |
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What is this? |
Active site |
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Where are amylase produced? |
Salivary glands, pancreas and small intestine |
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Where are lipase produced? |
Pancreas and small intestine |
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Where are proteases produced? |
Stomach, pancreas and small intestine |
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What is happening? |
Enzymes are denaturing |
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At what temperature do enzymes start to denature? |
At 40*C |
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Which side of the heart pumps to the lungs? |
Right |
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Which side of the heart is bigger? |
Left |
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Which side of the heart pumps to the body? |
The left |
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What is a benign tumour? |
An abnormal growth in the membrane, contained in one place |
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What is a malignant tumour? |
Cancerous cells that divide and spread round the body |
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What does the xylem transport? |
Water |
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What does the phloem transport? |
Sugars |
