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What are the three plant structures in which amylase may be found?
plant structures that have amylase
What helps digest your food it grosses out of grown ups you may call it spit?
Amylase is in spit and it helps you swallow and maybe digest food, that might work.
What in saliva helps break down food?
the enzyme helps to break down food, the enzyme is in the saliva. It can break down a big food molecules and divide it into a simpler food molecules so that it can be digested. . Enzymes are complex proteins that speed up the rate of chemical reactions. Our body is able to carry out digestion by producing complex proteins called enzymes. But some food cannot be digested or it may cause harm to our body. The enzyme has different sub groups: amylase, maltase, protease and lipase, each performing different tasks.The food product can be digested by the 4 of these. The only food product that only can be digested are starch(from vegetables and fruits), maltose(sugars group), proteins(from any beef from animals and sometimes vegetables or beans) ,fats(from dairy product like milk) also other nutrients like iron, vitamin.Carbohydrate contains fats, vitamins, proteins and other nutrients but the carbohydrate is passed out from the body when the nutrients has already been used for our body to do something or give energy.
What does lysosomes have to do with cell transport?
When food substances are transported across the cell membrane they may be sent to the lysosomes where they will be digested with enzymes.
Can mallard ducks still fly if they are overfed by humans?
Yes. But they may wait to fly until they have digested some of the food they ate.
How is a sesame seed bun digested?
Sesame seeds are a very good source of fibre and roughage which cleans out your digestive system. They are also 25% protein, including methionine and tryptophan, which may be missing from other plant foods.
Does your food digest while you sleep?
No, it will not digest properly, some may get digested, but some will remain, and some will get will get stuck in you esophagas, causing heartburn,gas and indegestion.
What might happen if salivary amylase was not present or didn't work properly?
You may not be able to digest your food in the stomach area it would just stay there and build up until eventually you vomit .
Why the starch has to be boiled before it adding to the amylase?
To destroy any microbes or bacteria that may be present in it.
Why are changes at the cellular level can ultimately affect the entire organism?
All of the work your body does is done at the cellular level. Oxygen may be taken into the lungs, but it is the cells that allow it to pass through into the capillaries and then into the red blood cells. Food may be chewed in the mouth and swallowed into the stomach, but it is the secretions of the cell that allow it to be digested. It is the structure of the cells that allow digested food to be absorbed, passed into the blood and transported to other cells. The cells of our glands produce and secrete the hormones.
What kind of food do the people eat on May Day in Europe?
YES there is traditional food called cacooni
Enzymes in lysosomes digest organs why?
Enzymes in lysosomes do not digest organs but organelles. Old and/or damaged organelles are digested, because they may contain harmful chemicals and also they represent free "food".
