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Answer the following questions from this section of reading. 1. What does a catalyst do? A catalyst speeds up a chemical reaction by reducing the activation energy needed to start the reaction. 2. What is an enzyme? An enzyme is an organic compound that acts as a catalyst in living organisms. 3. Why do enzymes generally bind to only one substrate?
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best fit/most efficient enzyme action occurs at optimum pH/around pH 2.2; shape of active site less suitable at pHs either side of the optimum so that rate of activity falls; pH may also affect ionisation of substrate which could influence rate of reaction;
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The answer key included allows for self-assessment and reinforcement of learning. Article Outline: 1. Introduction to Enzymes 2. Types of Enzymes and Their Functions 3. Enzyme Structure and Active Site 4. Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity 5. Enzyme Inhibition 6. Applications of Enzymes in Industries 7. Enzyme Worksheet with Answers (Example ...
Enzymes: Practice Questions #1
Base your answer to the question on the information below and on your knowledge of biology. The graph below shows the effect of substrate concentration on the action of enzyme X. This enzyme is functioning at its optimal temperature, 36°C, and at its optimal pH, 5.5.
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Enzyme concentration - increases frequency of collision with substrate Distinguish between the ‘lock and key’ and ‘induced fit’ models of enzyme specificity. ...............................................................................................................................................................................
ENZYMES Worksheet 1. 2. b. 2. c. 3. - Denton ISD
Short Answer Questions 1. What type of biochemical molecule is an enzyme? _____ 2. What does an enzyme do? 3. What are end products? 4. What effects do end products have on enzymes? 5. What is a substrate? 6. Is it likely that the enzyme that will catalyze a sugar could also catalyze a protein? Why or why not? 7. What is competitive inhibition?
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4. How does the “Lock and Key” theory of enzyme action differ from the “Induced Fit” theory? Use diagrams to help your explanation. In Induced Fit model, once the substrate binds the enzyme, the enzyme changes shape to more tightly bind the substrate. In Lock & Key model, E and S fit each other perfectly before they bind. See notes for ...
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This detailed answer key provides solutions to common enzyme worksheet questions, helping you master the fundamentals of enzyme function, structure, and regulation. Article Outline:
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Interpreting Enzyme Graphs 1. The enzyme would most likely affect reactions involving a. molecule A, only b. moleculeC, only c. molecules B and D d. molecules A and C 2. Which graph, A or B, shows the amount of substrate going to zero faster? Graph A 3. If both graphs A and B show the rate of an enzyme, which enzyme is more effective?
GCSE Review 4 – Enzymes - Reigate College
Use the GCSE Bitesize sections below and your GCSE textbook, class notes and GCSE revision guide. Enzymes. 4.1. The Structure of Enzymes & How They Work. Enzymes can also be known as .................................................................................................................................
IGCSE Biology (O610) Workbook Chapter 05 Enzymes - Science …
1. Define “enzyme” 2. Define “catalyst” 3. Many reactions in living organisms could happen even if enzymes weren’t there. Despite this, organisms couldn’t live without enzymes. Explain why they are essential to life. 4. Draw a diagram to explain the “lock and key” mechanism by which enzymes function. In your diagram label the ...
Enzymes Exploration Worksheet - CREST
Enzymes Exploration Worksheet Name: This worksheet is to be used with the online . Enzymes Exploration . activity. Introduction to Enzymes . 1. Why do the enzyme and substrate form a non-covalent bond rather than a covalent bond? Models of Enzyme-Substrate Binding . Lock and Key Model . 2. What color are the atoms that you see in the active site?
Digestion and Enzymes Worksheet - Boost Education
The digestion of starch begins in the ………………… and is broken down by an enzyme called ………………… . This digests starch into maltose, which is further broken down into ………………… by the action of maltase. Enzymes called proteases break down ………………… into amino acids.
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