organisation Flashcards
(31 cards)
testing for sugar
benedicts solution a posotive result looks like, once heated the solution will change from blue-green to yellow-red
test for starch
idoine posotive test will be when it turns blue-black when starch is present
protine test
biurret solution will change from blue to pink-purple
lipid test
sudan III the lips when posotive will separate and top layer will turn bright red
effect on ph rate of reaction iodine starch test required practicle
- use the marker pen to lable a test tube with the first value of a ph buffer solution (ph4) and stand it in the test tube rack
- into each well of the spotting tiles place a drop of iodine
- using a measuring cylinder measure 2cm3 of amylase and pour into test tube
- using a syringe measure 1cm3 of buffer solution and pour into the test tube
- leave this to stand for five minuites and then use the thermomegtger to measure the temp
6.at 2cm3 of starch solution into the test tube
- after 10 seconds use a pippette to extract some of the amylase starch solution and place one drop into each tile every 10 seconds
- record how long it takes for starch to be completly digested by amylase by counting th wells tested posotive
enzymes
is a biological catalyst enzymes speed up chemical reaction without being chnaged or used up enzymes have an active site in extreeme temp or ph enzyme denature
amylase reactant product
sugar(gkucose product
reactant starch
protease reactant product
protiene amio acids
lipase reactant prodct
lipid glycerol fatty acid
bile
is produced in the liver and stored din the gall bladder it is an alkalinesubstance neutralises hydrochloric acid in stomach emulsofy fats smalldroplets larger surface area rate of digestion lipase increased
heart
large muscular organ pumps blood carying oxygen or waste products around body
capilaries
narrow vessels which form networks to closley supply cells and organisms between vein and artiries once cell thick walls
heart lable
imagine it opposite in an image the left is right for us atrium at top ventricle at bottom line with bum at top on right atrium is sinus node
right atrium
recieves deoxygenated blood via vena cava pumped down through valves into right ventricle forced through pulmonary atery towards lungs where changes carbon to ocygen . oxygenated blood travels through left atrium bia pulmanoafry vein down left ventricle much thicker so can pump blood arounda=out of heart by aorta
plasma
transports different bloodcells around body as well as carbon dioxide nutrients urea and hormones distributesheat through body
red blood cells
transport oxygen
platlest important
blood clotting factors
coronary heart disese
condition resulting from blockages in cornary arteries fatty deposites blocked main symptoms chest pain heart attack or heart failure
diet disease
high fat diet higher cholestorol levles which block arteries
smoking disease
nicotine carbon monoxide increase risk of heart failure carbon monoxide redces amount of oxygen transported by red blood cells
artifical pace makers
surgically implanted into a person if their heart nodes are not functioning properly
stress
prologned exposure to stress can lead to high blood pressure
xylem
transports water through plangt
root hair cell
plants absorb water by osmosis through root hair cell of root absorbed by active transport