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Unit 1c Bio Vocab

Enzymes, Graphing, Experimental Design

TermDefinition
Enzymes special proteins the speed up chemical reactions
Substrate the molecule that an enzyme works on
Lock and Key Model the theory that shows that enzymes and their substrates are shape specific
Active Site the location that a substrate attaches to an enzyme
Products of digestion of a protein amino acids
Products of digestion of a carbohydrate monosaccharides/simple sugars
Products of digestion of a lipid glycerol and fatty acids
Product of synthesis of amino acids Protein
Product of synthesis of monosaccharides Carbohydrate
Product of synthesis of glycerol and fatty acids Lipid
Catalyst another word for enzyme
Enzyme-Substrate Complex the combination of the enzyme and substrate when they bond together
Reaction Rate how fast a reaction happens
Independent Variable the variable that is being tested in the experiment
Dependent Variable the data that is being collected
Control Group the group of subjects in the experiment that receive normal treatment; no IV
Experimental Group the group of subjects in the experiment that receives the independent variable
Constants factors that stay the same between the control group and experimental group
Hypothesis a prediction of what will happen in an experiment
Y-axis the vertical axis; where the DV always goes
X-axis the horizontal axis- where the IV or time always goes
TASK The four parts always needed on a graph- Title, Axis Labels, Scale, Key
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