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ENZYMES
A protein capable of speeding up specific
chemical reactions by lowering the energy
required to activate or start the reaction
but that remains unaltered in the process
TYPES OF ENZYMES
LYSOZYME
ACTIVATION OF CHEMICAL REACTION
destabilizing existing chemical bonds BREAKS DOWN PREVIOUS CHEMICAL BONDS
AFFECT IT
BY WEAKING THE BONDS BY DRAWING AWAY ELECTRONS
SPEEDS THE REACTION UP
CATALYST
Reactions become more spontaneous if their
activation energy is lowered
ACTIVE SITE
REACTANT FITS
BINDING SITE
REACTANT BINDS W ENZYMES
INDUCED FIT
ENZYME AND REACTANT FITS PERFECTLY
BIOCHEMICAL REACTION
ENZYMES CATAYLZE REACT
TEMPATURE VS. ENZYMES
TEMP INCREASE BOND BECOMES WEAK TO HOLD PEPTIDE CHAINS
PH VS. ENZYMES
WHEN PH IS 6 WORKS BEST...BUT WHEN GET HIGHER ITS HARDER TO FUNCTION
ALLOSTERIC
the signal molecules bind on a site on the enzyme
ACTIVATOR
change the shape of the enzyme so that it can bind
substrate
REPRESSOR
inhibit the enzyme when bound
COMPETITIVE
BLOCKS ACTIVE SITE SO SUBSTRATE CANNOT BIND
NON COMPETITEVE
CHANGE THE SHAPE OF ENZYME SUCH THAT IT IS UNABLE TO BIND TO THE SUBSTRATE
FEEDBACK INHINITITION
PRODUCT OF REACTION ACT AS REPRESSOR