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Lab Exam IV Study Guide
Digestion

 Review all factors that affect enzyme activity.
o Specificity
 Each enzyme will catalyze only one reaction type
o Optimal conditions
 Ex: Temperature, pH, substrate, solvent, concentration
 Describe two ways enzyme activity can be measured in vitro.
o Disappearance of substrates
o Appearance of products
 Memorize the information in the “Selected Enzymes of the Digestive System” table.
o Selected Enzymes of the Digestive System





 Review the results of your experiments from this lab.

,  test tubes that did not produce maltose. Then provide a specific explanation for why the chemical reaction did not occur for each
tube.
 Test tube 1
o Chemical reaction did not occur because there was no enzyme (salivary amylase) present to catalyst the breakdown of the
substrate (starch).
 Test tube 3
o Chemical reaction did not occur because wrong enzyme was present. (Pepsin breaks down proteins and not starch)
 Test tube 4
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the boiling of the salivary amylase denatured the protein to begin with.
 Test tube 5
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the 10 drops of HCl lowered the pH of the solution, thus, changing the optimal
environment for salivary amylase to work properly.




 test tubes where the protein was not digested. Then provide a specific explanation for why the chemical reaction did not occur for
each tube.
 Test tube 2
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the pepsin was denatured due to great increase in temperature.
 Test tube 3
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the pH of the solution was 8 where as pepsin functions at a pH of 2. (denatured)
 Test tube 4
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the solution was neutral and not acidic, thus, the pH of the solution was not the
optimal pH for pepsin. (denatured)
 Test tube 6
o Chemical reaction did not occur because pepsin was not present.
 Test tube 7
o Chemical reaction did not occur because amylase digests starch and not protein.
 Test tube 8
o Chemical reaction did not occur because the temperature was too low for pepsin to function properly.


For each macromolecule, fill in the list below:
 Carbohydrate

o Enzyme:

 Salivary amylase

o Substrate:

 Starch

o Substrate test:

 Lugol’s Solution

o Product:

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