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lipid monomer
saturated and unsaturated fatty acids
monomomers of proteins
amino acids
how many amino acids are there
20
amino acid structure
amine group, carbon in middle, carboxyl group, "R"
What does the "R" stand for in the amino acid structure
it holds the place of the 20 different elements that could be placed there but R itself is not an element
monomer+monomer=
polymer
amino acid+amino acid=
protein (polypeptide/peptide bonds)
enzymes are a type of _ _ _ _ _ _ _
p r o t e i n
chemical reactions are either too _ _ _ _ or have a too high _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ energy
slow/ activation
enzymes that happen at a faster rate are called what?
catalysts
catalysts lower what?
activation energy
reactants
making a product
activesite
the place where the substrates bind to enzymes
lock and key
only certain substrates bind to enzymes
enzymes dont change what? and are they reusable
they do not change shape or form and they can be used over and over again
***enzymes can be affected by***
pH and temperature