Enzymes: Introduction
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| What do protein enzymes do to a reaction? | They speed the reaction up
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| What do all proteins contain (4)? | Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen.
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| What do some also contain (2)? | Sulphur and Phosphorus
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| What are proteins made up of? | Amino Acids
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| What is it called when the amino acids join up? (PC) | a polypeptide chain which forms a protein
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| Enzymes are the most ......... group of proteins? | Most important group of proteins.
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| Enzymes are biological .........? | biological catalysts
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| Not only do enzymes speed up reactions but they also increase the ......... of ........... reactions in ......? | They also increase the chemical reactions in cells.
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| What do Intracellular Enzymes do? | They speed up reactions within the cell
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| Examples of intercellular enzymes? (PCR) | Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
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| What do Extracellular enzymes do? | speed up chemical reaction outside of the cell
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| Where are Extracellular Enzymes located? | They are secreted (hidden?) by the cell.
Basically they are located in the cell : )
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| Can you give me an example of an Extracellular Enzyme in action? | Digestion
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| What gives enzymes their particular large globular shape? | The Tertiary Structure of proteins
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| How is this shape created? | the folding and bending of the secondary structure that creates this shape.
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