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enzymes

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special proteins that increase the rate of a reaction by decreasing the amount of energy needed to start the reaction

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2
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how are enzymes biological catalysts

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molecules that increase speed of a reaction without being used up

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3
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activation energy

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initial investment of energy for starting a reaction

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substrate

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reactant on which an enzyme works

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5
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enzyme-substrate complex

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a temporary complex formed when an enzyme binds to its substrate molecules

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6
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what do enzyme names end in

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ase

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7
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active site

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the specific region of an enzyme that binds the substrate and forms the pocket in which catalysis occurs

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induced fit

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caused by the entry of the substrate, the change in shape of the active site of an enzyme so that it bonds more snugly to the substrate

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9
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how are substrates held in the active site

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by weak interactions (H/ionic)

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10
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coenzyme

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if cofactor is an organic molecule

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cofactors

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non protein molecule required for proper functioning of enzyme

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competitive inhibitors

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substance that reduces activity of enzyme by entering active site in place of substrate

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noncompetitive inhibitors

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reduces enzyme activity by binding to location remote from active site changing enzyme shape

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factors that influence enzyme activity

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co factors bond to enzymes to increase reactivity, inhibitors

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15
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denaturation

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enzymes consist of polypeptide chains that assume unique 3-D configurations related to amino A sequences, altered by environment

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16
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V-max

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maximum rate of a reaction

17
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allosteric regulation

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binding of regulatory molecule to protein at one site that effects function of protein at active site

18
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How does ATP participate in allosteric regulation

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it binds to several catabolic enzymes allosterically as an inhibitor

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cooperativity (in allosteric regulation)

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allosteric regulation in which shape change in one subunit of a protein is transmitted to all other subunits

20
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feedback inhibition

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end product of metabolic pathway acts as inhibitor w/in that pathway