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What are enzymes

Biological catalysts

Why are enzymes so specific in their reaction

Only molecules with exactly the right shape will bind to the enzymes and react

What is the part of the enzyme to which the substrate (reactant) binds called?

The active site

What happens at the enzymes reactant site

What factors affect the rate of a reaction

-PH


-substrate concentration


-surface area


-temperature


-pressure


-enzymes concentration

What does aerobic mean

With oxygen

What is breathing

The gas exchange in the lungs

What is respiration

The energy production in the mitochondria

What is respiration

The energy production in the mitochondria

Where an glycogen stores be found

Liver and muscle cells

What is an enzyme made up of

A long chain of amino acids

What is the difference between respiration and photosynthesis in plants

Photosynthesis locks up energy from sunlight inside glucose molecules, respiration releases this energy for use

Where does photosynthesis happen

In the chloroplasts

What happens to an enzyme when the temperature increases

At first the enzyme activity increases as the molecules more faster thier is more chance they will collide and react but once the temperature passes the optimum the activity decreases and stops as the enzyme denatures

What breaks down starch into sugars and where is it found

Amylase found in the salivary glands and the pancreas

What breaks down proteins into amino acids and where is it found

Protease found in the pancreas, stomach and small intestine

What breaks down lipids (fats) into glycerol and fatty acids and where is it found

Lipase found in the pancreas and small intestine

Why are enzymes found in some washing powders

Because the enzymes can help to break down tough stains so they can be washed away

Why are enzymes found in some baby food

Because a baby's digestive system is not fully developed so the baby foo contains protease to break down the large protein molecules so they baby can absorb the amino acids

Why are enzymes found in slimming foods

Because they contain a very sweet sugar called fructose that is made from glucose using the enzyme isomerase

What is the word equation for aerobic respiration

Glucose + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water + energy

Where does aerobic respiration take place

In the mitochondria of cells