ROLES AND USES OF ENZYMES ON MEDICAL SCIENCES


Enzymes has been identified that may be a powerful new tool for fighting Alzheimer's disease. (BACEZ) is the enzyme that has been found to destroy betaamyloid, a toxic protein fragment that litters Alzherimer patient's brains. The most common memory disorder is Alzheimer's disease affecting over 5.5 million Americans. Scientists have yet to discover any effective treatments.
THE USE OF  ENZYMES IN MEDICINE

Enzymes are produced   by living cells they are substances the  fact as a catalystin  living organisms, increasing the rate  at which reactions  take  place without itself  being effected in the process,  without them,  reactions in cells would proceed at a too slower rate to sustain  life 
The uses of important enzymes is medicine include  killing  diseases causing micro organisms, prompting   wound healing, and diagnosing certain diseases. Enzymes are used heavily in medicine. These applications include using enzymes as direct pharmaceutical products.  
The first example I will look  at is the use of  enzymes in  medicine  is  analytical tests. Enzymes  can because to detect and measure amount of glucose in blood. The  amount of  glucose in the blood urine is a crucial indicator in the diagnosis  of diabetes, this is when there is a deficiency of   insulin resulting in high glucose levels in the blood . It is   detected using the enzyme glucose oxidase which is impregnated onto a strip of paper, and a biosensor. This  instrument uses glucose oxidase as its biological system. 
The enzyme catalyses the reaction  between  glucose and   oxygen to gluconic acid. The biosensor then uses  the  amount  of gluconic  acid produced to indicate the quantity of glucose  and  oxygen there was in the blood this is indicated by a colour change.
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