Enzymes and Energy
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| What are biological catalysits that increase the rate of chemical reactions? | Enzymes
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| Most enzyme are made out of what? | Protein
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| What acts by lowering energy required for a reaction to proceed? | Enzymes
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| The ability of enzymes to lower energy requirement is due to what? | Highly-ordered 3-dimensional shape
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| Enzymes have highly-ordered 3-dimentional shapes, this is refered to as what? | Conformation
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| What are the pockets called in an enzyme called? | Active sites
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| What fits into the active site of an enzyme? | Substrates (reactants)
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| Enzymes act by bringing __________ close together so they can react. | Substrates
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| Most enzyme names end with what? | "ase"
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| Metal ions such as Calcium, magnesium, manganese, copper, zinc and selenium are examples of what? | Cofactors
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| What are derived from vitamins and transport small molecules needed by enzymes? | Coenzymes
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| The binding of a ______ changes the conformation of the active site and aids in the temporary bonding between an enzyme and substrate? | Cofactor
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| Classes of enzymes are named according to their activity. Some remove a phosphate group and some add. What enzyme adds a phosphate group and what one remove a phosphate group? | Kinases adds and phosphotase removes
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| Enzymes have an optimal temperature and pH range. What is the pH of pepsin? | 2.0
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| Enzymes have an optimal temperature and pH range. What is the pH of monoamine oxidase (nerve endings)? | 9.8
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| Enzymes have an optimal temperature and pH range. What is the pH of Lipase (pancreatic juice) | 7.0
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