Learn how we digestive enzymes such as amylase, proteases and lipases to break down carbohydrates, proteins and lipids. We also cover where the enzymes are made and what they break each food group down to.
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proteins can also be found in plants because that's how they end up in meats; the animals eat the grass, which goes through their blood and body. we eat their meat and there's the protein from the grass they ate.
Video suggestions: 1.. Video about most common enzymes 2.. Video about Lewis Structure 3.. Video about carbohydrates, fats, lipids, proteins, different enzymes
Lipase is made by salivary glands as well. Lingual lipase to be specific...although it is not "activated" until it reaches the stomach (due to the low pH).
on way to remember where the enzymes are made is by putting them into words from first letter for statch it would be pigss if you put the letters back together for proteins it would be sips and fats it would be sip this is just how i remember it
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my notes if u need: Digestive enzymes - enzymes are essential for helping break down the foods we eat - Carbs are found in pasta, potatoes, rice and our body uses it as our energy source. Main type is starch ... Broken down by a enzyme called Amylase... Into smaller sugars like maltose...amylase is made in 3 places ... Salivary glands, pancreas and small intestine - Protiens are found in nuts,meats and beans... Broken down by protease... Into amino acids...protease made in 3 places... Stomach (pepsin), pancreas,small intestine
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maybe im missing something? this is an amazing and informative video, but it doesnt in the end cover what bile does, and the questions on the website ask about things not covered in the video.
