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Organic Molecule

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hydrogenation breaks down double bonds and forces on hydrogen molecules
factors that effect enzymes enzyme concentration substrate concentration temp ph
cofactors inorganic minerals
coenzymes other enzymes that turn on/off enzymes
noncompetitive inhibitor substance that binds to another site on enzyme and warps enzymes active site
competitive inhibitors substance that blocks active site
shape determines function
induced fit model enzyme molds to substrate(accepted)
lock and key model enzyme and substrated fit together
enzyme and substrated fit together where enzyme and substrate connect
substrate substance that enzyme acts on and binds to enzyme
activation energy activation energy
enzyme organic catalyst that speeds up chemical reaction by lowering the activation energy
endothermic reaction takes in heat from area (gets cooler)
exothermic reaction when reaction gives off heat(gets hotter)
catalyst speeds up reaction
tertiary structure tertiary structure
primary structure the order of amino acids
peptide bond holds 2 amino acids together
Nucleic acids hydrophobic insulation protection glycerol+3 FA energy
hydrolysis add H2O to break up a molecule
monomer make up polymers
polymer large molecule made up of repeating subunits
cellulose cell wall in plants
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