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What does an isomerase enzyme do?
As by the name the reaction they catalyse is to change the chemical compound in its isomeric form or we can use isomerase enzymes in transfer of groups within the molecules to yield isomeric frorms.e.gthe enzyme phosphohexose isomerase catalyzes the reversible isomerization of glucose6-phosphate, an aldose to fructose 6-phosphate, a ketone
What are metabolic enzymes?
Metabolic enzymes are acidic proteins that exist in the mitochondria in every cell. Their function is to process ingested proteins and sugars into energy which your body will use to function or replicate cells.
Does rice contain sugars?
yes it does have sugarWheat, Rice, and all grains contain complex carbohydrates.Essentially a carbohydrate is a long chain of sugars, but they take time to digest unlike simple sugars (1 and 2 elements called monosaccharides & disaccharides) that essentially enter the blood immediately after ingestion and are available for use by the body. The carbohydrates don't have the sweet flavor of their constituent sugars either.Milk contains a large amount of lactose, a disaccharide.Not all starches are the same. Amylose is a type of starch that is slower for the body to digest (convert to simple sugars) than other types of starches. Long grain rices tend to have higher amylose contents than short grain rices, and thus are digested slower and have a lower immediate availability of sugars.There is a natural enzymatic method called Malting, or the production of Malt Syrup that uses heat and natural enzymes to break existing complex carbohydrates into simple sugars. Barley and Rice Malts are common. Barley Malt, of course, can be used as a natural sweetener, or in the production of alcohol.Likewise, Rice Malts can be used as sweeteners, or potentially in alcohol production, although apparently the production of Sake uses a mold mediated step called Koji for the purpose of converting the starches into simple sugars for brewing.
Does DNA code for the enzymes necessary for the production of lipids and carbohydrates?
No. DNA codes for proteins, but not the lipids and carbohydrates and instruction for their use. All of this originates from diet and from thin air.
Lysosomes use their enzymes to break proteins into?
Lysosomes use their enzymes to break proteins into "CELLS".
Which reaction we can use isomerase enzyme?
What does an isomerase enzyme do?
As by the name the reaction they catalyse is to change the chemical compound in its isomeric form or we can use isomerase enzymes in transfer of groups within the molecules to yield isomeric frorms.e.gthe enzyme phosphohexose isomerase catalyzes the reversible isomerization of glucose6-phosphate, an aldose to fructose 6-phosphate, a ketone
What are metabolic enzymes?
Metabolic enzymes are acidic proteins that exist in the mitochondria in every cell. Their function is to process ingested proteins and sugars into energy which your body will use to function or replicate cells.
What special form of protein is responsible for breaking down sugars such as maltose and what method do they use?
Enzymes break down sugar using digestion as its method.
What are proteins used for in the digestive process?
They are called enzymes. Enzymes allow the body to break down nutrients in a way that the body can use them, For example, starch is broken down into sugar; and the body will either immediately use the sugars for energy, or build them into fat and glycogen molecules for storage.
What are some reactions that occur in cells that use enzymes?
Sugars + amylase -----> simple sugars Hydrogen peroxide + peroxidase ----> water + oxygen DNA + Helicase----- > unwind chromosomes ATP + ATPase ------> ADP + P See link below for more:
Why are humans not able to use cellulose for energy?
Humans don't have the enzymes required to digest it. Cellulose is made up of sugars, but they are intertwined in a more complicated way than starch.
What do you use monosaccharides for?
Monosaccharides are sugars; sugars are used for food.
How do you turn corn starch into sugar with heat What temperature and ratio of cornmeal to water do you use?
. backward sentence You need diastatic power to convert those starches into sugars. Alpha Amylase enzymes are responsible for this.
What if the plant cells do not use the sugars immediately?
store the sugars as carbohydrates.
Does rice contain sugars?
yes it does have sugarWheat, Rice, and all grains contain complex carbohydrates.Essentially a carbohydrate is a long chain of sugars, but they take time to digest unlike simple sugars (1 and 2 elements called monosaccharides & disaccharides) that essentially enter the blood immediately after ingestion and are available for use by the body. The carbohydrates don't have the sweet flavor of their constituent sugars either.Milk contains a large amount of lactose, a disaccharide.Not all starches are the same. Amylose is a type of starch that is slower for the body to digest (convert to simple sugars) than other types of starches. Long grain rices tend to have higher amylose contents than short grain rices, and thus are digested slower and have a lower immediate availability of sugars.There is a natural enzymatic method called Malting, or the production of Malt Syrup that uses heat and natural enzymes to break existing complex carbohydrates into simple sugars. Barley and Rice Malts are common. Barley Malt, of course, can be used as a natural sweetener, or in the production of alcohol.Likewise, Rice Malts can be used as sweeteners, or potentially in alcohol production, although apparently the production of Sake uses a mold mediated step called Koji for the purpose of converting the starches into simple sugars for brewing.
Does DNA code for the enzymes necessary for the production of lipids and carbohydrates?
No. DNA codes for proteins, but not the lipids and carbohydrates and instruction for their use. All of this originates from diet and from thin air.
