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Denaturation
- changes 3 dimensional structure of enzyme/ any soluble protein caused by heat/chemical such as acids/alkalis
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Characteristics
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V. specific in actions
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Lock & Key Hypothesis
- Lock & Key Hypothesis
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Effect of Temperature on rate of Reaction
- Effect of Temperature on rate of Reaction
- Tempt. increase cause incrse in vibration in molecules
- ppl die frm heat becx enzymes are denatured
- enzymes are DENATURED
- Vibrations break hydrogen bonds- ACTIVE SITE
- reacting molecules mo e faster, substrate & enxzyme molcules collide and subvstrate fits into active site.
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affected by:
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tempt
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Optimum Temperature
- tempt. where enzymes are most active
- 40-50 degree
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pH
- extreme change in pH cause Denaturation
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value
- Acidity
- Pepsin& Renin in stomach
- Alkialinity
- Maltase (from intestine)
- requires small amt
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speed up chemical reactions they catalysts
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Hydrolysis
- "splitting of water"
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Inorganic Catalysts
- not destroyed by boiling OR changes in pH of solution
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Denaturation
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high tempt/ extreme change in pH breaks protein molecule bonds
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HENCE
- protein changes shape
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Activation Energy
- is > minimum energy needed to start chemical reaction
- Enzymes help to " lower" AE
- Chemical Reactn is Faster with ENYZMES
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Classes:
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Digestive Enzymes
- cuts big molecuoles into smaller form
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EG:
- Amylase
- Maltase
- Protease
- is produced when needed
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7>Oxidation-Reduction Enzymes
- breaks down Glucose during Respiration
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Nutrients
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needs high tempt to break down
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cells carry out same reactns w/o incrsing body tempt
- using catalysts called " enzymes"
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Digestion
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converting large molecules into smaller sub:
- soluble in water
- diffusible thru cell membrane
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Organic Catalysts
- substance to speed up chemical reaction, w/o chemically changed at end reaction
- made of PROTEIN
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Biological Reaction
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Needs 1/ more enzymes as Catalysts
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Enzyme Catalysts Reaction
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can be reactions that:
- build up complex substances
- break down complex substances
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biological cataylsts made of PROTEIN
- substance to speed up chemical reaction, w/o chemically changed at end reaction
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classified accord:
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the Chemical Reactions they Catalysts
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eg
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Hydrolysis
- Enzymes that catalysts hydrolytic reactns
- known as
- Hydrolases
- EG
- Carbohydrases
- <Digests
- Carbohydrates
- Cellulase
- produced by bacteria
- <Digest
- Cellulose
- Salivary Amylase
- Pancreatic Amylase
- Proteases
- <Digests
- Proteins
- Pepsin
- in stomach
- Lipases
- <Digests
- Fats (lipids)
- Topic
- Lipase
- in pancreatic juice