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Enzyme –sucr ase end with -ase; Substrate - sucr ose; Products – glucose & fructose . Glucose + Fructose  Sucrose . sucrose

http://imet.csus.edu/imet6/canet/downloads/EnzymesFC.ppt

Often (not always!) end in “ose” (gluc ose, sucr ose, cellul ose) Chemical properties: Almost all are hydrophilic due to (-OH) groups; Most dissolve readily in water but large ...

http://www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us/gawle/Bio%20Powerpoints/2005-06/Organic%20Macromolecules.ppt

sulf ate (SO 4 2-) “-ate ” means one more oxygen than “-ite ” “-ol ” alcohol methyl alcohol (methan ol) “-ose ” sugar sucr ose

http://www.unit5.org/biology/PowerPoints/Ehrlers/Cations%20and%20Anions.ppt

Hydrolyzed by intestinal sucr ase ; Maltose; 2 glucose molecules; Linked in an alpha- 1,4 bond; Starch intermediate; Hydrolyzed by intestinal maltase

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Sucr ase: sucrose to glucose and fructose (also has maltase activity) Trehal ase: trehalose to two glucose units (α-1,1) Isomalt ase (oligo α-1,6 glucosidase, α ...

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Malt ose - used in making beer (disaccharide) Fruct ose – found in fruit (monosaccharide) Sucr ose - Table sugar (disaccharide) Lact ose – In milk (disaccharide)

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sucr ose, gluc ose, fruct ose; OR. Starches = polysaccharides; sugars hooked together; pasta, cellul ose (plant cell walls)

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Conversion of the substrate to the product. Sucr ase; Enzyme binds to sucrose; Breaks disaccharide into fructose and glucose. 2. Enzymes are substrate specific

http://teacher.edmonds.wednet.edu/lhs/mcaesar/documents/ch_8_total_presentation_2009.ppt

Notice the similarity of names??? GLUC OSE. FRUCT OSE. GALACT OSE. SUCR OSE . IF IT ENDS IN “OSE” IT IS A SUGAR!!!

http://www.srsd.net/faculty/docs/southern-kfonteix/4-CARBON%20CONTAINING%20MOLECULES.pptx

Nomenclature - Humor “Ferrous Wheel” Fe = iron (Latin = ferrum) Fe 2+ = lower oxidation state = ferr ous. Fe 3+ = higher oxidation state = ferr ic

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Sucr ase; Lip ase; Protein ase; Dehydrogen ase (Removes H atoms) Enzymes are specific: Catalyze one or a few related reactions. Enzymes are efficient.

http://faculty.lacitycollege.edu/gonsalgg/Bio25Sm03/CH03.PPT

The most important proteins in living things; End in –ase Ex: sucr ase, lip ase; Speed up chemical reactions ; Specific - speed up only 1 type of reaction

http://teacherpages.nhcs.net/schools/Laney/sharoncicero/PodCast/3%20chemistry%20part%20II.ppt

Periodic Table . Kelter, Carr, Scott, Chemistry A Wolrd of Choices 1999, page 74

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pore muwo goga voya isro fiis. cosw asis zion* hofu* grsm* vafo* acad waca* sucr* wupa* flfo rocr

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Carbohydrates . Examples: Mono saccharide = single sugar; Ex: gluc ose, fruct ose, rib ose, galact ose; Di saccharide = two sugars; Ex: Gluc ose + fruct ose = sucr ose

http://www.sd84.k12.id.us/SHS/departments/Science/Morgan/2006-2007/Quarter%201/A%20Little%20Chemistry.ppt

Starch & glycogen = energy storage; Starch – plants, glycogen – animals; Suffix –ose = sugar; Rib ose, deoxyrib ose, gluc ose, sucr ose

http://msrichard.net/Documents/Chemistry%20of%20Life.ppt

Sunset Crater Volcano National Park: www2.nature.nps.gov/grd/parks/sucr/index.htm Timpanogos Cave National Monument: www2.nature.nps.gov/grd/parks/tica/index.htm

http://www.suu.edu/faculty/colberg/National%20Parks/NatParks_PPT/Lec6_Divergent.ppt

Ex. Gluc ose ; Disaccharide; Two sugars (2 rings) Ex. Sucr ose ; Polysaccharide; Many sugars; Ex. Cellul ose /Starch . C . C . C . C . C . C

http://heritage.littletonpublicschools.net/Portals/14/Wamsley/Chem%20of%20Life.ppt

gluc + gal) Sucrase (sucr. gluc + fruc) Isomaltase (a-limit dextrinase) Enzymes intestinales de surface . enzymes . sécrétées . Lumière du Tube digestif

http://physiologie.envt.fr/spip/IMG/ppt/14-digestion_absorption__glucides__proteines.ppt

Enzyme – Protein that speeds up the rate of a chemical reaction but is not altered during the process Names of most enzymes end in “ ase ” sucr ase lact ase lip ase ...

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(Sucr ose, fruct ose, lact ose, gluc ose). The enzyme lact ase breaks down lact ose. Lac = milk. Lactose intolerance. Benedict’s solution is the indicator used for sugar (glucose in ...

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Table sugar = sucr ose; Milk sugar = lact ose; relatively small; Sweet – would enter bloodstream quite quickly . Two monosaccharide molecules

http://www.pleasval.k12.ia.us/highschool/teachers/clausenbrant/Powerpoint%20of%20lecture.ppt

sulf ate (SO 4 2-) “-ate ” means one more oxygen than “-ite ” “-ol ” alcohol methyl alcohol (methan ol) “-ose ” sugar sucr ose

http://www.unit5.org/roller/Chem_II/3Review/Nomenclature/Bonding_Nomenclature_Review.ppt

Le go û t est le sens qui nous permet de percevoir les saveurs: sal é, sucr é, acide ou amer; Une personne qui croque une pomme

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Con la ausencia de la conenzima en una reacción que la necesita, esta no podrá llevarse a cabo. SUSTRATO . ENZIMA . Sucrosa . Sucr asa . Lactosa

http://www.dspace.espol.edu.ec/bitstream/123456789/6289/2/3.2%20Control%20de%20la%20actividad%20celular%20PRISCILA.ppt