ENZYMES
Digestive organ produce chemicals called Enzymes , which break the bonds in food molecules to turn the long chair molecules to turn the long chain molecules into smaller units. There are many different enzymes , each one specialized to break down a particular types of food molecules. The enzyme sucrase.
For example - break down sucrose (table sugar) in the intestine.
ATTACH
A carbohydrate molecule attaches to a part of the enzymes, molecule called the active enzyme.
SPLIT
The active site breaks bond in carbohydrate molecule ,splitting it into sorters chain.
RELEASE
The enzymes release the molecule and picks up another . An enzymes can split 10,000 food molecules a second.
Digestive organ produce chemicals called Enzymes , which break the bonds in food molecules to turn the long chair molecules to turn the long chain molecules into smaller units. There are many different enzymes , each one specialized to break down a particular types of food molecules. The enzyme sucrase.
For example - break down sucrose (table sugar) in the intestine.
ATTACH
A carbohydrate molecule attaches to a part of the enzymes, molecule called the active enzyme.
SPLIT
The active site breaks bond in carbohydrate molecule ,splitting it into sorters chain.
RELEASE
The enzymes release the molecule and picks up another . An enzymes can split 10,000 food molecules a second.
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