7.2 Flashcards

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1
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Define enzyme.

A

A catalyst which is a substance that speeds up chemical reactions.

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2
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Define substrate.

A

Reactant which binds to the enzyme.

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3
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Define active site.

A

Where the substrate fits into the enzyme

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4
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Define activation energy.

A

Minimum energy required to have a reaction.

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5
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What are the properties of enzymes?

A

Reaction specific, not consumed in reaction, and affected by cellular conditions

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6
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What is dehydration synthesis?

A

Process of two substrates becoming one product.

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7
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What is hydrolysis?

A

Process of one substrate becoming two products.

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8
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What is the relationship between reaction rate and substrate concentration?

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The more substrates, the more collisions and the higher the reaction rate until there’s nothing to collide with.

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9
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What is the relationship between reaction rate and enzyme concentration?

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The more enzymes, the more collisions and the higher the reaction rate until there’s nothing to collide with.

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10
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What is the relationship between reaction rate and temperature?

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The reaction’s highest at the best temperature which varies.

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What is the relationship between reaction rate and pH?

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The reaction’s highest at the best pH which varies.

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12
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How do you maximize enzyme activity?

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The amount of substrates and enzymes that create the best temperature and pH for the substance

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13
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What is similar between noncompetitive inhibitors and activators?

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They both change the shape.

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14
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What is different between inhibitors and activators?

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Activators turn on enzymes and inhibitors turn off enzymes.

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15
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What is similar between inhibitors?

A

They both turn off enzymes.

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16
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What does more successful collisions cause?

A

Higher temperature.