13) How Enzymes Work Flashcards

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Enzyme Mechanism

Biological reactions take place in s___________ where enzymes and substrates are f________ to move around.

A

solution

free

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Enzyme Mechanism

If the enzymes and substrates were in s______ form, they would never move and therefore never i__________. This is why the cytoplasm of the c___ is an a________ s_______ which contains d_________ substrates, enzymes and i____ freely moving around.

A
solid
interact
cell
aqueous solution
dissolved 
ions
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Enzyme Mechanism

When a substrate collides with the correct enzyme, it binds with the active site, forming an e_________- s___________ - c___________.

The metabolic reaction then occurs.

A

enzyme-substrate-complex

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Enzyme Mechanism

Once the metabolic reaction occurs an e________- p________ - c_________
is formed.

A

enzyme-product-complex

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Enzyme Mechanism

After the e_______- p________ - c_________ is formed the product/products d______ from the enzyme, leaving the enzyme ready to c_________ the same reaction again.

A

enzyme-product-complex
detach
catalyse

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The Lock and Key Hypothesis

Scientists used to think that e________ worked as a l______ and k___.

A

enzymes

lock and key

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The Lock and Key Hypothesis

In this model each s________ is a key that only fits a specific lock, e_________.

A

substrate

enzyme

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The Lock and Key Hypothesis

This model makes the assumption that the active site is r________ and p________
c__________ to the shape of its substrate.

A

rigid

permanently complementary

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The Lock and Key Hypothesis

Scientists found that the a_______ s________ are f_______, and not rigid.

A

active sites

flexible

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Induced Fit

Scientists observed that enzyme’s active sites are not always c________ to their s________ .
Because the shape of an enzyme’s active site is f________ and not r________, they came up with the new theory of i_________ f___.

A
complementary
substrates
flexible
rigid
induced fit
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Induced Fit

In this model the enzyme’s a________ s______ is usually in a r_______ state and not c_______ to the shape of its s________.

A

active site
relaxed
complementary
substrate

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Induced Fit

Binding with the substrate causes the active site to c_____ its s______ allowing the r_______ to be c_______.
So, the substrate binding i_______ the active site to change shape.

A

change shape
reaction
catalysed
induces

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