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What happens if chemicals interfere with enzymes in metabolism?
It depends. The enzymes may be less efficient or stop working completely, it's the best answer I can give for such a general question.
Is denaturation of proteins a function of the stomach?
Proteins can denature with pH extremes. As the pH of stomach acid, e.g. hydrochloric acid, is 1 to 2, it is quite acidic and ingested proteins can denature within the stomach although I would stop short of saying that it is a function of the stomach.
Why is it important for the release of acetylcholine to stop and for enzymes to destroy any remaining acetylcholine in the neuromuscular junction?
it has caca
When did Jane Goodall stop working with chimpanzees?
She is still working with the chimps. :) She enjoys it too.
What is relationship between enzyme and pH?
pH is one of major factors that affect the enzyme. Enzymes only work in a specific pH. When a pH of that region is lower or higher than the required pH, it denatures and does not work. An example of this is amylase. Amylase is an enzyme inside a mouth that breaks down carbohydrates. The mouth is slightly basic, and that creates the perfect environment and the perfect pH that amylase works in. When amylase is taken down to the stomach where the pH is very acidic, amylase does not work anymore and the body has to rely on another enzyme that works in a more acidic environment to continue to break the food down.
Why do enzymes in saliva stop working before reaching the stomach?
Enzymes in saliva, such as amylase, primarily break down starches into sugars. These enzymes get inactivated by stomach acid, as the acidic environment disrupts their structure and ability to function effectively. Therefore, their activity decreases once they reach the stomach, where the acidic pH is around 2.
Why does the digisition of starch stops when food reaches the stomach?
Carbohydrate digestion happens mostly in the mouth and esophagus, surprisingly. This combines with the fact that the enzymes in saliva that cause digestion stop functioning when they reach the stomach.
What happens if the stomach stop working?
starve causing death
What produces substances that stop stomach acid action and enzymes that break down organic nutrients?
The pancreas
How do you stop chest and stomach burns during pregnancy?
Take papaya enzymes. You can find them at vitamin stores.
Why do enzymes stop working at high temperatures in the process of photosynthesis?
Enzymes stop working at high teperatures during photosynthesis because the heat changes their shape. If the enzymes shape is altered then it can not catalize what it is supposed to.
What happens if chemicals interfere with enzymes in metabolism?
It depends. The enzymes may be less efficient or stop working completely, it's the best answer I can give for such a general question.
What happens to enzyme actvitys when temperature rises?
The enzymes will stop working because they only work in certain temperatures.
What enzymes do humans have to stop bleeding that rats do not?
Enzymes don't stop bleeding, blood platelets do by forming clots.
How do you get your tongue to stop hurting after you eat pineapple?
Swish a mouthful of salt water around your mouth--it'll burn at first, but the prickling should stop. Fresh pineapple contains enzymes that are commonly extracted and used in meat tenderizers, and salt inactivates them and should stop the stinging.
What stops stomach acid from destroying your stomach?
your stomach has special lining and mucus to stop your acid from destroying it.
What happens if your digestive system stops?
Digestive system consists of many organs; both large and small. Different organs have different functions and hence, play their part when necessary. Now if the digestive system was to stop working, then the organs taking part in the digestion process should stop working as well. Here are the list of organs along with their major functions during in digestion: > Mouth [chewing], > Salivary glands [lubrication of food], > Oesophagus [transportation of bolus from mouth to stomach], > Lungs [metabolism; oxygen from lungs helps in the breakdown of food materials/ bolus], > Stomach [major digestion point], > Liver [produce digestive juices], > Pancreas [produce enzymes], > Gall Bladder [bile production], > Small Intestine [major food absorption], > Large Intestine [water absorption and excretion of solid waste materials], > Rectum [let the person know about the evacuation of stool and holding it till evacuation], > Anus [control of stool evacuation with the help of sphincter muscles] So basically, if the digestive system was to stop working, then the above given organs along with some other (unmentioned) organs have to stop as well. The result might be horrifying. But a logical result will be choking, hormones deficiency, loss of weight, thirst, imbalance in immune system, etc and maybe more graver conditions.
