What is/are the independent variable/s?What is the dependent variable?What is/are the control/s? CarionHy oa tranmwe have the-at trst, hesame the3544Procedure 5Presence of Catalase (Enzyme) in Other Tissues1 Label three medicine cups "A", "B", "C".2 Add a small piece of potato to cup A.3 Add a small piece of chicken to cup B.4 Add a small piece of apple to cup C.5 Add 1 ml of hydrogen peroxide solution to each cup.6 Record your results in the table below.Predict: Which other tissue do vou think would have a reaction to catalase? Why or why not?I think pork orjicama would have a reaction to catalase becausethey seen to be similar to potato, chicheon, a applePart 5 Table-Other Catalase TissuesCatalaseResultsTubeEnzyme?the potato has a lot Of white Foam diYesPresent?bubblesThe chicken hasyesAPotatoa lot of bubbles butBChickenno FOamThere is no bubble or Foanm in thecup with appleApplePart 5 Questions:The potato and chicken contaihs catalase. Yes, some contaim morecatalase than othersand bubbles while less has only bubble. An exampe of this isAutato and chicken1 Which tissues contained catalase? Do some contain more catalase than others? How can you tell?becanse more has a lot of white foamI CLEAN AND RETURN ALL SUPPLIES. Wipe down your benches! You will lose ALL POINTS of this lab report if thelab is not cleaned up.CHAPTER 5 I Catalysts for Change Understanding EnzymesBiology 189

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