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| What are biological catalysts? |
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| Enzymes- most are protiens |
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| Increase rate of reaction by a factor of 10^9 to 10^20 |
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| How do enzymes make reaction faster? |
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| Change reaction path, lowering activation energy |
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| List 4 things regarding enzyme specificity. |
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1. Substrate specific
2. Functional group specific
3. Stereospecific
4. Reaction specific |
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| What enzyme promotes hydrolysis? |
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| What is the substrate of sucrase? |
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| What enzyme helps hydrolysis of beta 1,6 linkages? |
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| What enzyme helps hydrolysis of alpha 1,4 linkage in starch? |
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| What enzyme joins two molecules? |
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| What enzymes are active in isomerization reactions and transfer reactions? |
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| Isomerase and transferase |
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| What enzyme is active in oxidation-reduction reactions? |
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| compound or compounds whose reaction an enzyme catalyzes |
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| the specific portion of the enzyme to which a substrate binds during reaction |
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| a non-protein organic molecule that acts as a cofactor....vit B |
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| the protein part of an enzyme |
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| What is the cofactor/coenzyme for Malate dehydrogenase? |
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| What is the cofactor/coenzyme for Succinate dehydrogenase? |
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| What is the cofactor/coenzyme for hexokinase? |
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