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Enzymes substances that cause chemical reactions to occur faster.
Substrate reactant of a enzyme
Active site the area on the enzyme that fits the substrate.
RNA polymerase an enzyme that is essential to the process of transcription
Product the reactants combined in the active site
name of the hypothesis that helps explain enzyme functioning lock and key theory
Enzymes are made of proteins
what activities enzymes make chemical reactions
the substance on which an enzyme acts substrate
type of reaction energy that is lowered by enzymes activation
enzymes act as these because they are not changed during a reaction catalysts
the name of an enzyme typically end in -ase
why do enzymes work as catalysts? to speed up reactions
Enzymes are important proteins found in living things
the activities enzymes depend on temperature, pH, and ionic conditions
T Or F. Enzymes only interact with specific substrates true
T or F. enzymes change shape after a reaction occurs false
T or F. Enzyme reactions can be slowed or halted using inhibitors. true
T or F. One enzyme ban be used for many different types of chemical reactions false
T or F. Enzymes speed up the substrates false
boiling temperature will______the rate of reaction decrease
raising the temperature slightly will______the rate of reaction. increase
Enzymes are made from which type of monomer? Amino Acids
nucleic acid: DNA , ____: Enzyme Protein
Created by: cmccall18
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