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Enzyme introduction
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What is an enzyme?
Biological
catalyst
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How do enzymes affect metabolic reactions?
They
speed
up
metabolic reactions
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What is the effect of enzyme action on cells, tissues, and organs?
It affects both
structure
and function
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Are enzymes used up in reactions?
No
,
they
are
not
used
up
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What role do enzymes play in collagen production?
They are involved in the production of collagen
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What is one function of enzymes in respiration?
They are involved in respiration
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What type of proteins are enzymes classified as?
Globular proteins
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What is the shape of an enzyme?
3D
shape almost
spherical
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Why are enzymes soluble in water?
Due to the position of
hydrophilic
R groups
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What is an active site of an enzyme?
Specific shape where
substrate
binds
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How large is the functional part of an enzyme molecule?
Only a
small
part is
functional
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What is the composition of the active site?
Made up of a small number of
amino acids
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What does the active site form in the enzyme's 3D structure?
A hollow complementary shape to a
substrate
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What forms between the enzyme and substrate molecule?
Temporary bonds
form
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What are the key characteristics of enzymes?
Biological catalysts
Speed up
metabolic
reactions
Not used up in reactions
Involved in
collagen
production and
respiration
Globular
proteins
with a specific
3D
shape
Contain an
active site
for
substrate
binding
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