Lactase

... than anything else. Even vegetables and fruit are digested differently. All with different digestive enzymes (amylase, lipases, proteases, lactase, peptidases, cellulase, etc.) and albeit in different parts of the GI tract (stomach, duodenum, small intestines, large intestines), digesting ...

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... maltose to two glucose molecules Sucrase - made in the intestinal gland, functions in the small intestine to break sucrose to glucose and fructose Lactase - made in intestinal gland, functions in small intestine to break lactose to glucose and galactose Protein Enzymes Pepsin (secreted as pepsinogen) ...

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Hello Everyone, I'm new to biology online. Have a few questions enzymes (particlualry lactase) and about endergonic/exergonic characteristics. I was assigned a virtual lab in which I was to measure the effects of pH on a Lactase + Lactose solution. The lab contained ...

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... is then converted to another glucose by galactosidase. Outline the reaction involving these enzymes using a word equation. I initially thought: LactASE + H2o -> glucose and fructose and had no clue for the second part. Then I looked on the net and found these 2 equations: galactosidase Lactose ...

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... air that you blow in a bag) and the test came out negative for being lactose intolerant, The negative result only means your daughter produces the lactase enzyme, thus not lactose intolerant, this is not the same thing as having an allergy to milk, so I would suggest you do not second guess the ...

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