If the concentration of enzymes is increased, what happens to the rate of the reaction?
The reaction rate will increase.
This is the name of the model that describes how a substrate fits with an enzyme.
Lock and Key
This was the substrate used in the lab.
Hydrogen Peroxide
What does "Competition for Active Site" mean? How does it affect the enzyme rate?
Another other molecule sits in the active site, blocking the substrate from reacting with the enzyme. Rate is reduced.
True or False: All reactions require the same amount of ENERGY to get started.
What is false?
Enzymes are this type of macromolecule.
What is proteins?
This is what the Enzyme acts upon.
What is a substrate?
When acetic acid was added to the liver, the rate of the reaction _______.
Decreased.
The 4 factors affecting enzyme rate.
Enzyme Concentration, Substrate Concentration, Change in pH and temp., Competition for Active Site
Enzymes contain these elements.
C,H, O, N
Where the specific substrate fits in the enzyme.
What is an active site?
Why could liver be used in the lab even though it came from a dead animal?
The enzyme can remain intact (active) for long periods of time as long as it is refrigerated.
This is the term for when an enzyme's active site changes shape due to a pH or temperature far from optimal.
Denatured
Enzymes lowers activation energy & speeds something up. Another word for this is a ____________.
What is catalyst?
True or False: Enzymes are used up during a reaction (not reusable)
False
Was the catalase reusable? What proved this?
A reaction occurred every time new substrate (hydrogen peroxide) was added.
What is the optimal pH for the enzymes pepsin and trypsin?
Pepsin: 2.5-3
Trypsin: 7.5-8
This number on the graph represents the activation energy for the enzyme
What is 1
For each enzyme, there is a _________ substrate.
Specific
Label the parts of the model.
X - Enzyme
Y - Substrate
Z - Product
This is why there was no reaction after the liver was heated in the hot water bath.
The enzymes became denatured (changed shape) and the substrate could not bond to the active site