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