Function of proteins Flashcards

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Carrier molecules

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Beauty transport small molecules in. G. Haemoglobin found a rabbit in redbud cells by stocks to molecules and transport around the body

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Hormones

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You see Kay Mrs anybody a. G. Incheon is a hormone release of the body by the pancreas to regulate blood sugar levels.

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Structural proteins

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Structural proteins are physically strong. Collagen is a structural protein that strengthens connective-tissue like ligaments and cartilage

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Reactions inside cells

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Cells have thousands of different chemical reactions going on at the same time. These reactions need to be carefully controlled full stop you can you can make a reaction happen more quickly by raising the temperature, this would speed up the useful reactions and also the unwonted ones to . There is also a limit to how far you can raise temperature inside a living creature before it starts getting damaged

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What acts as a biological catalyst

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Living things produce enzymes which act as biological catalysts. I catalases substance that speeds up a reaction without being changed or used up in the reaction itself

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What codes for an enzyme

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Each enzyme is coded for by different gene, and has a unique shape which it needs to is job

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What did Chemical reactions involve

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Chemical reactions usually involve things either being split apart or joined together

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What is the substrate

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The substrate is the molecule angel in the react

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What is an active site

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Every enzyme has an active site – the part where it joins onto the substrate to catalys the reaction

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Why do enzymes only work with one substrate

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This is because , The enzyme to work, the substrate has to fit into the active site. If the substrate shape does not match the active site shap, Then a reaction will be capitalised. This is called the lock and key mechanism, because it’s a substrates fit into the enzymes justly key it into a lock

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