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| the stored form of energy |
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| the active form of energy |
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| an inorganic chemical that assists an enzyme |
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| a reaction in which energy is released |
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| a reaction in which the products have more energy than the reactants |
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| energy required to start a chemical reaction |
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| this binds specifically to an enzyme |
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| First law of thermodynamics |
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| "energy can neither be created nor destroyed" |
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| series of reactions in which a complex molecule is made into simpler ones |
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| series of reactions in which simple molecules are made into a complex one |
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| this reaction involved the loss of an electron |
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| this reaction involves gaining an electron |
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| a nucleotide which supplies energy to chemical reactions |
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| the location of substrate binding |
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| reserves of this constitute "reducing power" |
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| an increase in product decreases its own production |
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| an enzyme involved in regulating other enzymes |
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| ATP hydrolysis and an endergonic reaction, for example |
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