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b y Lacey Howard Do you have problems digesting What is lactose intolerance Regular milk contains a high concentration of lactose and not glucose and requires a special enzyme called . Secondary lactose intolerance in babies results from damage to the brush border of the gastrointestinal tract andor an inadequate fat intake during feeds Lactose overload may more correctly describe this secondary lactose intolerance The resulting c LACTOSE INTOLERANCE Introductionfood intolerance is a repeated unpleasant reaction to a specific food. Every time the food to which there is intolerance is eaten, the same reaction occurs. Lactose in . University of Kentucky: . Andrew . Bouwma. Peter . Mirabito. Jeffrey Osborn. . Stanford University:. Shyamala Malladi. Patricia Seawell. University of Miami:. Douglas L. Crawford. Marjorie F. Oleksiak. You should know:. Starch, the role of salivary and pancreatic amylases and of maltase located in the. intestinal epithelium. • Disaccharides, . sucrase. and lactase.. • Lactose intolerance. What sort of sugar is the monomer for starch?. Enzymes- a globular protein that functions as a biological catalyst of chemical reactions (digestion, respiration). They remain unchanged at the end of the process. Proteins with long polypeptide chains folded in 3-D shapes. 3.6.1: Define . enzyme and active site.. 3.6.2: Explain enzyme–substrate specificity.. Lock and key model. IB Question: . (a) Define . active site.. (. b) Explain enzyme-substrate specificity. .. (a)Define . Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a carbohydrate found in milk and other dairy products. . Lactose. To properly digest lactose, each lactose molecule must react with one molecule of water. This reaction breaks the polymer into two monomers, which can then be used for energy.. By. : Allison Tovar and Kathryn Ceneskie. Definition for Lactose Intolerance. The inability to digest and absorb lactose (the sugar in milk) that results in gastrointestinal symptoms when milk or food products containing milk are consumed.. 1. . Please complete the “Participant Card”. 2. Put your student hat on. Experience the kit. Put your teacher hat on. Envision classroom use. Curriculum integration. Support for students. 3. . Carmen Cano. Miriam Coco. IES VICTORIA KENT. Are . food. . intolerances. . fact. . or. . fad. ?. Are food intolerances fact or fad?. Nowadays more and more people buy products that are suitable for food intolerance . Case background. A healthy twenty-six year old Asian graduate presented abdominal discomfort after eating a cheeseburger and a milkshake. She rarely eats meals heavy with dairy or dairy in general. Usually she eats traditional Asian cuisine, which is dairy-free.. . University of Kentucky: . Andrew . Bouwma. Peter . Mirabito. Jeffrey Osborn. . Stanford University:. Shyamala Malladi. Patricia Seawell. University of Miami:. Douglas L. Crawford. Marjorie F. Oleksiak. Key Area . 1c. Lac. operon. Learning . I. ntentions. Understand how the . lac. operon works as an . examp. le of gene induction. Control of pathways. Genes that are . not required . can be . induced. for. Lactose Free. . Formula. Written by: . Mrs. Amaya Prada. (. Biochemist. /Molecular . Biologist. & . Mother. ). What is DANALAC Lactose Free?. DANALAC Lactose Free. infant formula is used for babies who are .