Topic 2.5 Enzymes Flashcards

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1
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A change in a protein causes the loss of its biological process by altering the three-dimensional shape.

A

Denaturation

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2
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When substrates collide with and bind to the active site.

A

Enzyme Activity

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3
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Proteins that catalyze chemical reactions through the use of substrate collisions to create products.

A

Enzymes

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4
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Disaccharide broken down into glucose and galactose using the enzyme lactase and often introduced to dairy products

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Lactose

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5
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  1. Decrease lactose for intolerant people
  2. Less sugar needs to be added
  3. Bacteria ferment glucose and galactose quicker
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Advantages of Lactose-free milk

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Enzymes are substrate-specific and can only _________.

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catalyze one type of reaction

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7
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A positive increase causes particles to move faster increasing the likelihood of a collision, but when the increase passes the ___________, denaturation occurs.

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Optimum Enzyme temperature

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Enzymes have an _____ where the activity is best and outside of this, the activity decreases and would stop due to denaturation.

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Optimum Enzyme pH

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  • Can be separated from substrates to stop a reaction.
  • Products can be separated in order to prevent contamination.
  • The enzyme can be removed/reused.
  • Increase stability.
  • Substrates can be exposed to higher concentrations of enzymes.
A

Uses of Immobilized Enzymes

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