
9c Enzymes Flashcards
Quiz by Kabreena Attaway
High School
Biology(2017)(ARCHIVED)
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- Q1Enzymes are which kind of biomolecule?Enzymes are a special type of protein30sBIOL.9c
- Q2Enzymes are biological catalysts. What is a catalyst?They speed up a chemical reaction without being changed themselves30sBIOL.9c
- Q3How do enzymes speed up reactions?By reducing the amount of activation energy needed to start a reaction30sBIOL.9c
- Q4What is a substrate?The specific molecule that an enzyme will react with30sBIOL.9c
- Q5What does it mean to synthesize new molecules?Synthesis builds up small pieces into larger molecules30sBIOL.9c
- Q6What does it mean to digest a molecule?breaking apart large molecules into smaller pieces30sBIOL.9c
- Q7What is a reaction's activation energy?The energy needed to make a chemical reaction happen30sBIOL.9c
- Q8What is the cell's metabolism?The complete set of chemical reactions within an organism30sBIOL.9c
- Q9What is the enzyme's active site?The part of the enzyme that the substrate binds or attaches to30sBIOL.9c
- Q10What are the products of a reaction?The substances formed at the end of the chemical reaction30sBIOL.9c
- Q11What is the enzyme-substrate complex?The temporary combination of the enzyme and its substrate30sBIOL.9c
- Q12How many specific reactions will an enzyme direct?Enzymes only direct one (1) specific reaction. (This is why there are so many different enzymes in a cell.) The temporary combination of the enzyme and its substrate30sBIOL.9c
- Q13What are two main factors affect how well enzymes work?Temperature and pH (acidity)30sBIOL.9c
- Q14What do we call substances that directly interfere with enzymes?Inhibitors bind to enzymes and keep them from working30sBIOL.9c