Bio 110 Lab 8 Enzymes Flashcards

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1
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metabolism

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all the chemical reactions that occur in a cell

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2
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reactants

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molecules that undergo a change

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3
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products

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molecules that are changed

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4
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the number of reactants and products in a reaction can

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vary

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5
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in lab 8 there were

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1 reactant and 2 products

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6
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all the reactions that occur in a cell have an

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enzyme

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7
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enzymes are

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organic catalysts that speed metabolic reactions; specific and speed only 1 type of reaction

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8
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substrate

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reactants in an enzymatic chemical reaction

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9
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enzymatic reaction occurs

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on the surface of the enzyme at the active site

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10
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degradation

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substrate is broken down; also called catabolic; energy goes out

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synthesis

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substrates are combined; also called anabolic; energy is required

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12
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enzymes are specific because they

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have a shape that accommodates the shape of their substrates.

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13
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E=
ES=
P=

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enzyme
enzyme substrate complex
product

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14
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active site

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the location where the enzyme and substrate form an enzyme substrate complex

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15
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at the end of the reaction

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the product is released and the enzyme can then combine with with a substrate again.

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16
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a cell only needs

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a small amount of an enzyme because enzymes are used over and over.

17
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some enzymes have turnover rates in excess of

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a million product molecules per minute.

18
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catalase

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involved in a degradation reaction with hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) of nearly all organisms.

19
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a peroxisome

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contains catalase and is present in every plant and animal organ.

20
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hydrogen peroxide harms cells because

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it is a powerful oxidizer that can attack and denature cellular molecules like DNA

21
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hydrogen peroxide is used as

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a commercial antiseptic to kill germs
whitening agent to bleach hair and teeth
provide oxygen to aquatic plants and fish
industrial cleaners
glow sticks where it reacts with dye
22
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when catalase speeds the breakdown of H2O2

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water and oxygen are released

2 H2O2–> 2H2O + O2

23
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bubbling when you apply H2O2 to a cut because

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oxygen is being released when the catalase in your body reacts with the H2O2 when oxygen is being released.

24
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active sites of enzymes increase the

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likelihood that substrate molecules will find each other and interact, thereby lowering the energy of activation

25
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energy of activation

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the temperate needed for a for a reaction to occur

26
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increasing the temperature is expected to

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increase the likelihood that active sites will be occupied because molecules move about more rapidly as the temperature rises.

27
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the shape of an enzyme and its active site must be maintained or else

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they will no longer be functional.

28
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very high temperatures

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is likely to cause weak bonds of a protein to break, causing the enzyme to denature, losing its shape and the active site will no longer functioning.

29
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if you increase the amount of enzyme per amount of substrate it

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is more likely that the substrates will find the active site of the enzyme and a reaction will take place.

30
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each enzyme has a pH

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at which the speed of the reaction is optimum, any higher or lower leads to reduced activity. catalase is 7

31
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warm temperature promotes enzyme activity because it

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creates more molecule collisions

32
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reactants between first reactant and product are

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intermediates.

33
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ratio of substrate to enzymes is

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concentration