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What are proteins made up of?

Amino acids

How many amino acids are there?

20

Name two shapes of proteins

Conjugated, Globular or fiborus

List the five main functions of proteins

receptors, enzymes, antibodies, structural and hormones.

What is an enzyme?

A biological catalyst and can be found in all living cells

Are enzymes living or non- living?

Non-living

What are the features of an enzyme?

They are specific to a certain substrate and they have an active site that complements the substrate.

What happens to an enzyme after being used?

It remains unchanged and can be used again

Name two type of enzyme reactions.

Degradation and synthesis.

What is a degradation reaction?

When an enzyme breaks down a substrate into its product.

What is a synthesis reaction?

When an enzyme builds up a substrate into its product.

What does SAM stand for?

............................Amylase.......................................


Starch ------------------------------------> Maltose



What does HPCOW stand for?

....................................Catalase.................................


Hydrogen Peroxide-----------------> oxygen + water

What does PPP stand for?

..............................Pepsin..........................................


Protein ------------------------------------> Peptides

What does FLiFAG stand for?

......................Lipase..................................................


Fats ------------------------------> Fatty acids + Glycerol

What does G1PPS stand for?

........................................phosphorylase..................


Glucose -1-phosphate -------------------------> Starch



Which enzyme reaction is an example of a synthesis reaction?

.......................................phosphorylase..................Glucose -1- phosphate -------------------------> Starch

What does optimum mean?

When enzymes work their best


How can enzymes be affected?

By temperature and pH

What will happen if the temperature of the enzyme is too cold?

it would work slowly

What would happen if the temperature of the enzyme was too hot?

It would denature the enzyme

What does denature mean?

The shape of the enzyme is altered, therefore it is unable to bind with its substrate.