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Food tests
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when testing for starch, if starch is present what colour will the sample change to?
blue-black
what reagent is used to test for starch?
iodine
what colour will the sample turn if glucose is present
yellow, orange or brick red
what reagent is used when testing for Glucose
benedicts solution
what colour will the sample turn if protein is present?
Purple
What reagent is used when testing for protein?
biurets solution
What colour will the sample turn if lipid present?
cloudy
what reagent is used when testing for lipid?
ethanol
What enzyme breaks down protein?
protease
What enzyme breaks down starch?
amylase
What enzyme breaks down lipids?
lipases
What is an example of a protoctist?
chlorella (plant cell like) and Amoeba (((animal cell like - lives in pond water)
What is an example of bacteria
Lactobacillus Bulgaricus - can be used to make milk go sour and turn into yoghurt. It is rod shaped and Pneumococcus (spherical in shape)
What is an example of a virus?
influenza virus, tobacco mosaic virus(makes the leaves of tobacco plants discoloured by stopping them from producing chloroplasts and HIV
What is a pathogen?
pathogens are organisms that cause disease they include some fungi, protoctists and bacteria viruses are also pathogens (even though they are not living organisms)
Example of protoctist pathogen
plasmodium which causes malaria
Example of a bacterium pathogen?
pneumococcus which causes pneumonia
Example of a virus pathogen?
influenza virus which causes flu and HIV which causes aids
Give an example of a fungi
yeast - this is a single celled fungus and mucor this is multicellular and has a mycelium and hyphae