Enzyme Basic
Are enzymes reusable? Yes or NO
Yes
Coenyzmes
Organic molecules (ex. vitamins)
Maltose catalyzes ______
Sugar in plants
Enzyme of lactose
Lactase
What do coenzyme and cofactors do
they assist the enzyme and help them function properly
Where on the enzyme is where the substrate binds?
Active site
Cofactors
Typical metal ions (ex. iron)
Lactase catalyzes _____
Sugar in milk
Enzyme of surcorse
Sucrase
What is the definition of denatured
the unfolding or breaking up of a protein/enzyme
What do enzymes do?
Act as Catalyst to accelerates a reaction
What breaks down lipids?
Lipase
Sucrase catalyzes _____
Table sugar
Enzyme of maltose
Maltase
Which compound effects the reaction rate
Enzyme inhibitors
What is the suffix for enzymes?
ASE
What breaks down protein?
Catalyze
To speed up a process, especially a chemical or biochemical reaction.
Enzyme of starch
Amylase
What happens to an enzyme when the pH doesn't fit its environment
It becomes denatured
What are Enzymes made of?
Protein
What breaks down starch?
Amylase
Hydrolysis
Hydrolysis is any chemical reaction which a molecule of water breaks one or more chemical bonds
What is another suffix for enzymes?
IN
How many degrees will it have to be for it to start effecting the enzyme
43°