Enzymes Flashcards

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Two types of metabolism

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  • Anabolism

- Catabolism

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Cellular chemical processes are referred to as

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Metabolism

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Anabolism

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Metabolism in which chemical compounds are built

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Catabolism

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Metabolism in which larger molecules are broken down

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Reactions occur normally because of

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Particle collision

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Enzymes are ________, which means they increase efficiency in chemical reactions without being affected.

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Catalysts

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Enzymes are special proteins that can lower the

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Activation energy

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Special bonding areas in enzymes

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Active sites

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Molecules an enzyme metabolizes

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Substrates

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What enzymes and substrates are called when bonded together

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The enzyme-substrate complex

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Not all enzymes can fill all substrates. They are

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Shape specific

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When the substrate bonds with the active site and the enzyme firms up the attachment

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Induced fit

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What suffix refers to enzymes

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-ase

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Environmental factors within the cell can

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Affect how well an enzyme functions

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Denature

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Change shape causing it to be unable to function

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Causes for the denaturing of enzymes

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  • temperature range
  • pH range
  • inhibitors
    - competitive
    - noncompetitive
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Types of enzyme inhibitors

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  • Competitive: block the active site

- Noncompetitive: change the shape of the enzyme