Terms for enzyme bingo
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| A biological catalyst | Enzyme
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| The type of molecule all enzymes are made from. | Protein
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| Enzymes do this to the chemical reactions they take place in. | Speed up
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| After an enzyme has taken part in a chemical reaction it can be used again as it is ......... . | Unchanged
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| The type of enzyme reaction in which a large molecule is broken down into smaller molecules. | Degradation
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| The type of enzyme reaction in which small molecules are combined to form larger molecules. | Synthesis
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| The molecule an enzyme reacts with. | Substrate
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| The substances formed by an enzyme reaction | Products
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| The property of enzymes which means they can only react with one substance. | Specific
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| Product of Amylase | Maltose
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| The enzyme which can react with hydrogen peroxide to form oxygen and water. | Catalase
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| Substrate of Starch Phosphorylase. | Glucose-1-Phosphate
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| The area on of an enzyme which is used to join to the substance it is going to react with. | Active Site
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| The term used to describe the conditions at which an enzyme will work best. | Optimum
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| The term used to describe changes in the enzymes structure caused by extreme conditions. | Denatured
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| The area of the molecule an enzyme joins to. | Complimentary binding site
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