5.1 Study Guide Flashcards

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What are enzymes?

A

Enzymes are catalysts which means they catalyze reaction which speeds them up.

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Does every substrate have the same enzyme?

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No each enzyme is specific to the substrate.

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3
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What are enzymes made of?

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they are made of protein.

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What is denaturation?

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This is when the active site no longer functions.

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5
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What causes denaturation?

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pH, Salinity, and Temperature.

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What is activation energy?

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The amount of energy needed for a reaction.

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What is enzyme concentration?

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The higher the concentration the higher the collisions.

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Temperature.

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The higher the temp, the higher the collisions but too hot can cause for denaturation.

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pH

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The higher the pH, the higher the collisions but if the pH is too high it can cause denaturation.

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10
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What turns and enzyme on?

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Activators and cofactors which could also be called inorganic ions.

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11
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What turns an enzyme off?

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inhibitors

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12
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what does a competitive inhibitor do?

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it interferes with the active site by binding with the substrate.

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What does a non competitive inhibitor do?

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It changes the shape of the active sight.

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14
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What works more often to shut off the enzyme?

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The noncompetitive inhibitor.

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