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Enzymes R 2 Easy
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100

Small molecules which are added together to form larger molecules.

What is a monomer?

100
Macromolecules that are used as a quick energy storage source for the body.
What are carbohydrates?
100

The general term for adding water to break bonds.

What is hydrolysis?

100
This is the molecule that binds to an enzyme to undergo reaction
What is a substrate?
100
The area where substrate binds to enzyme.
What is the active site?
200

These three elements are in every macromolecule

What are carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen?

200

This is the function of phospholipids.

What are the layers of a cell membrane?

200

The term for removing water to form bonds.

What is synthesis?

200
This is the chemical reaction through which sucrase acts on sucrose.
What is hydrolysis?
200

The group in a protein represented by NH2.

What is the amino group?

300

These are the bonds that form between amino acids.

What are peptide bonds?

300

Proteins that are a catalyst for reactions.

What is an enzyme?

300

Sugar molecules such as glycogen or cellulose.

What are polysaccharides?

300
The changing of the physical structure of the enzyme through change in temperature or pH.
What is denaturation?
300

Things that are often sour and have a pH from 6-0.

What is an acid?

400

The equal sharing of electrons such as when two carbon atoms form bonds between one another.

What is non-polar?

400

Salivary amylase is an enzyme in the saliva that digests ____________.

What is starch?

400

The monomers of each macromolecule.

What is carbohydrates and monosaccharides, proteins and amino acids, nucleic acids and nucleotides, lipids and fatty acids and glycerol?

400

The type of helper molecule that works with an enzyme, often a vitamin.

What is coenzyme?

400

The ending 3 letters of most enzymes.

What is -ase?

500

Double Jeopardy

These two types bonds form between water molecules and are responsible for many of the special properties of water.

What are hydrogen bonds and polar covalent bonds?

500

The sequence of amino acids and how they bond impacts the _________and _________ of a protein.

What are shape/structure and function?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

The specific elements in each macromolecule and their molecular structures (please draw and or describe).

What is Carbohydrates and CHO in a ring shape, Lipids and CHO in a chain, Proteins and CHON with an animo group, carboxyl group, and R group, Nucleic Acids and CHONP Nucleotides with a Carbon ring, phophaste group and nitrogen base?

500

The acidity of your stomach. (acidic, very acidic, basic, very basic or neutral and assign a number on the pH scale)

What is very acidic? (any pH from 4-0)

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

The starch in breads and the enzyme that digests them.

What is amylose and amylase?