Enzymes (in Depth) Flashcards

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1
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What is amayalse

A

A digestive enzyme

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2
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Where is amaylase found

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In the salivary glands,small intestine and pancreas

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3
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What does amalayse break down

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Starch into glucose

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4
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Where is protease found

A

Stomach,pancreas and small intestine

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5
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What does protease break down

A

Protein into amino acids

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6
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What are enzymes

A

Biological catalys that speed up chemical reactions

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7
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Where is lipase found

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Small intestine and pancreas

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8
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What is the name of the three enzymes

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Protease,lipase,amaylase

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9
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What does lipase break down

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Fatty acids and glycerol

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10
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What is the 4 steps of enzyme action

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  1. Every enzyme has an active site which is complementary to the substrate
    2.The substrate will fit and bind to the active site of the enzyme
    3.The enzyme will Either break down the substrate into smaller forms or put together small molecules to form large molecule
    4.The product will be realised and the enzyme remains unchanged
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11
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What is the lock and key method

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The lock and key method is a simplified version of how an enzyme works.it states that the active site of an enzyme fits the substrate perfectly like a lock and key

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12
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What are four factors that affect enzyme activity

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Temperature,ph,enzyme concentration and substrate concentration

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13
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How does temperature effect enzyme activity (3 points)

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  1. As temperature increases,enzyme activity/ rate of reaction increases up to optimum temperature which is the best temperature for enzyme activity.
    2.at low temperatures, enzyme activity is low because energy has low kinetic energy so there are few collisions into the substrate
    3.when temperature is too high, the enzyme will denature which means the active site will change chaps and the substrate can no longer fit j to the active site so the reaction stops
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14
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How does ph effect enzyme activity

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Different enzymes have a certain oh it works best in and if it is the wrong ph the enzyme will denature

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15
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How do you calcite the relative rate of reaction

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1/time because the mass of startch used at each rate p is the same.You can then compare rates of reaction of amylase at different ph’s

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16
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What is the independent variable

A

The thing you change

17
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What is the dependent variable

A

The result we can measure

18
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What is the control variable

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The thing you keep the same

19
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Why do we keep the control variable the same

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So it is repeatable and that makes it reproducible