Biology PT2 Flashcards

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Enzyme

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a protein biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy

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Active site is a part of an enzyme that is

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specific and complementary in terms of shape and charge to the substrate

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Substrate

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the reactant in an enzyme reaction

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4
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Induced fit (enzyme theory)

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The idea that enzymes and substrates mould together

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Lock and key (enzyme theory)

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The idea that enzymes and their substrates fit together in a rigid manner.

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Non-competitive inhibitors

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Chemicals that bind to an allosteric site and change the 3D shape of an enzyme’s active site so it no longer functions.

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Products

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The resultant chemicals produced by an enzyme reaction from the initial substrate.

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Enzyme complex

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formed when an enzyme is bound to a substrate following a successful collision.

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Competitive inhibitors

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Chemicals that are complementary in terms of shape and charge to the enzyme active site.
They occupy the active site, thus slowing down the rate of a reaction as less enzyme-substrate complexes form

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10
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what happens to a denatured enzyme?

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3D shape of an enzyme, changing the shape of the active site, so it is no longer complementary and specific to substrate

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Anabolic reactions

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Reactions that build chemicals
AKA: synthesis reactions
e.g. photosynthesis

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Catabolic reactions

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Reactions that break chemicals down
AKA: decomposition reactions
e.g.aerobic and anaerobic cellular respiration

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Endergonic reactions

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Energy-requiring reactions

link to anabolic reactions

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14
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Exergonic reactions

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Energy-releasing reactions

link to catabolic reactions

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15
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Activation energy

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The energy required to make a reaction begin.

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16
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Competitive inhibitors - role

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occupy the active site

slow down the rate of a reaction

17
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what happens to an inactive enzyme?

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it has low kinetic energy but has not changed tertiary structure or 3D shape of the active site

18
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Causes of denaturation of enzymes

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high or low pH and high temperatures

19
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factors that affect enzyme reaction rate

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pH
Temperature
Substrate concentration
Enzyme concentration
Competitive inhibitors
Non-Competitive inhibitors
20
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Metabolism

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the sum total of all chemical reactions occurring in an organism.

21
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A reaction where there is more energy in the products than reactants is classified as ..

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Anabolic/ synthesis and endergonic

22
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A reaction where there is more energy in the reactants than products is classified as ..

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Catabolic/ decomposition and exergonic

23
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Draw a 3 part diagram to show an enzyme reaction

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24
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Draw a diagram to show the impact of a non-competitive inhibitor on the enzyme active site

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25
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Draw a diagram to show the impact of a competitive inhibitor on the enzyme active site

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