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| catalyzes oxidation and reduction reactions |
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| catalyzes transfer of functional groups from donor molecule to acceptor molecule |
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| catalyzes hydrolysis reactions |
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| catalyzes one molecule to another isomeric form |
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| catalyzes two molecules to produce ATP |
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| catalyze reactions in which double bonds form or break. |
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| Enzymes need what to be active? |
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| organic coenzymes.... what are they mostly |
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A,NADH,NADPH,FADH,ATP
- most are vitamins
many act as transfer agents |
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| the amount of enzyme produced will control the reaction |
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| other sites on an enzyme in which a allosteric receptors may bind |
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| after inhibitor has left, enzymes take original form (competitive and non competitive) |
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| permanently bind to and deactivate enzymes |
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| when bonded to the substrate, the enzyme makes a better fit than before it was bonded |
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