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Proteins
are
complex molecules
made of a
chain
of
amino acids.
the
order
of the
DNA bases
determines the
order
of the
amino acids
The
order
of
amino acids
determines the proteins
shape
and therefore its
function
what are the 5 types of proteins?
Enzymes
,
structural
,
hormones
,
receptors
,
antibodies
enzymes
biological catalyst
which help
speed up chemical reactions
structural
provide shape
and
support
hormones
chemical messengers
receptors
found on
target
cells for
hormones
to
bind
to
antibodies
produced by
lymphocytes
to destroy
pathogens
The order of
DNA bases
determines the order of
amino acids
(
shapes
).
The order of amino acids determine the
structure
(
shape
) of a protein and therefore its
function.
If the order of bases is
changed
, the order of amino acids
changes
and the
protein
will
not work
enzymes are made of
proteins
and are produced by
all living things
enzyme are
biological catalyst
and
increase
the
rate
of
chemical reactions
without
enzymes
the
chemical reactions
to maintain life would be too
slow
enzymes can be
reused
as they are
unchanged
during
chemical reactions
enzymes are
specific
because they only bind to
one type
of
substrate
and they have a
specific shape
During an
enzyme reaction
, the
substrate
binds with the enzyme’s
active site
to form the
enzyme substrate complex
Once the reaction has taken place, the
product
is released from the
active site
degradation
reaction
when
large substrates
are
broken down
into
smaller products
synthesis reaction
when
smaller substrates
are built up into
larger products
enzymes are effected by
temperature
and
PH
enzymes
are most active when its in its
optimum
conditions
most active means
working
at its
fasted rate possible
optimum conditions
when the
enzyme
is most
active
enzymes can become
denatured
at
extreme temperatures
when enzymes become
denatured
the
active site
changes
shape
and the
substrate
can no longer
bind
to the
active site
when enzymes become
denatured
the rate of reaction
decreases