Chapter 5 Worksheets (Enzymes) Flashcards
What Joins two molecules together and often uses energy supplied by ATP?
Lygasases (polymerases)
What are the Molecules the enzyme acts on?
Substrate
What are either vitamins or contain vitamins?
Coenzymes
The biding of an apoenzyme and its cofactor(s) form this enzyme.
Haloenzyme
Critical to enzyme activity, which has been likened to the fit between a lock and key.
Enzyme-substrate specificity
Organic catalysts also known as
Enzymes.
Transfer of electrons or hydrogen atoms from one molecule to another.
Oxidoreductases
Some protein enzymes are composed of both protein and nonprotein portions.
Apoenzymes
Catabolizes molecules by adding water in the process known as hydrolysis
Hydrolases
The shape of an enzyme’s functional site is complementary to the shape of the enzyme’s substrate.
Active Site
The enzyme and its substrate bind to form a temporary intermediate compound called an
Enzyme- Substrate Complex
Enzymes catalyze reactions by lowering the
activation Energy (the amount of energy needed to trigger a chemical reaction)
An enzyme can be activated by binding of a cofactor to the enzyme at a site located away from the active site- a site called.
allosteric site
Are shaped such that they fit into the enzyme’s active site permanently or reversibly
Competitive inhibitors
Also called negative- feedback the end product of a metabolic pathway allosterically inhibits the initial step, shutting down the pathway.
Feedback Inhibition