Enzymes

Protease enzymes are commonly used in the production of cheese to break down proteins.

Digestive enzymes break down food particles in the stomach.

The enzymes in my saliva help break down food during digestion.

Enzymes are important catalysts in metabolic pathways.

Brewers use enzymes to convert complex sugars into alcohol during the fermentation process.

The washing detergent contains enzymes that remove tough stains.

The body produces enzymes to repair damaged tissues.

The cleaning product contains enzymes that remove tough stains.

Enzymes in laundry detergents remove tough stains from clothes.

Enzymes in the brain facilitate the transmission of nerve impulses.

Digestive enzymes help break down food in the stomach.

Enzymes in the saliva initiate the process of digestion in the mouth.

Certain enzymes are responsible for converting sugar into alcohol during fermentation.

The enzymes in saliva begin the process of digestion in the mouth.

Certain enzymes are used in the brewing process to convert starches into sugars.

Industrial enzymes are used in the production of various biofuels.

Enzymes in the liver play a crucial role in detoxifying harmful substances.

Enzymes in the pancreas aid in the digestion of fats.