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15 Cards in this Set
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What enzyme begins the breakdown of glycogen and starch? / What is the disaccharide product of this breakdown?
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Amylase/Maltose
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What enzyme breaksdown lactose? / What are the two products?
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Lactase/Glucose and Galactose
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What enzyme breaks down sucrose? / What are the two products?
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Sucrase/Fruitose
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What enzyme breaks down maltose? / What is the product?
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Maltase/Glucose
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What substarce works with HCL to form the enzyme pepsin?
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Pepsinogen
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Pepin begins the breakdown of the protein to produce what two products?
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Proteoses and Peptones
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Proteoses and Peptones are in turn broken down by what enzyme? / What products result>
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Proteaser/Polypeptides
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Polypeptides are in turn broken down my peptidases to what product?
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Amino Acids
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Remember that _____ _____ are the end product of protein digestion.
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Amino Acids
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The co-enzyme call the ________ ______ will be used to carry Vitiamin B12 across the intestinal wall.
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Intrensic Factor
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What organ produces lipase?
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Pancreas
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What organ produces bile salts?
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Liver
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What organ stores and then releases these bile salts into the duodenum, the 1st part of the small intestine?
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Gallbladder
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What are the 3 simple sugars or end products of the digestion system?
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1) Glucose
2) Fructose 3) Galactose |
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Write out the neutralization of acidic chyme.
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NaHCO3 + HCL (turn into)NaCl + H2O + CO2
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