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Enzymes

TermDefinition
Activation energy Amount of free energy needed to start a chemical reaction
Active site Place on enzyme where the substrate attaches and the reaction takes place
Anabolism Chemical build up of complex substrates requiring energy. Photosynthesis
ATP(adenosine triphosphate) Traps and transfers energy for cell reactions
Bioreactor vessel in which cells, organisms or enzymes are placed to manufacture specific products
bioprocessing use of organisms cells and enzymes to make specific product
catabolism breakdown of complex chemicals releasing energy
catalysts substances that have the ability to speed up or slow down chemical reactions without being used up
cellular energy energy stored in chemicals found in cells
coenzyme non protein chemical essential for the functioning of certain enzymes. Often these are made from water soluble vitamins in heterotrophs
denaturation Loss of shape causing enzyme to permanently lose its function
enzymes protein catalyst found in living organisms
Enzyme substrate complex when enzyme and substrate combine in enzyme controlled reaction
hydrogen bonds weak bonds between areas of a molecule that are slightly charged. Hold two sides of DNA together
Immobilised enzymes Biological catalysts attach to an inert material chemically or physically
Induced fit theory Theory that the shape of the active site of an enzyme changes to give the perfect fit between enzyme and substrate
metabolism sum of all chemical reactions in body
NAD(Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) Traps and transfers hydrogen ions and electrons in cell reactions
NADP(Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Phosphate) Traps and transfers ions and electrons in cell reactions
Photosynthesis Process where plants make carbohydrate and oxygen using sun, light energy, water, carbon dioxide and chlorophyll
Photosynthetic organism Organism that use sunlight to make own food
Product Chemical(s) made in reaction
Respiration Breakdown of food to release energy
Substrate Chemical(s) with which the enzyme reacts
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