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Metabolic pathways consist of
chains
and cycles of
enzyme-catalysed
reactions
Enzymes lower the activation energy of the chemical reactions that they
catalyse
Enzyme
inhibitors
can be
competitive
or non-competitive
Metabolic
pathways can be controlled by
end-product
inhibition
What
are the two models used to describe the way enzymes interact with substrates?
Lock
and Key,
Induced Fit
According to the
lock and key
model, the enzyme’s
active site
complements the substrate
precisely
According to the
induced fit
model, the enzyme’s active site will undergo a
conformational change
when exposed to a substrate to improve binding
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