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Identify key enzyme terms in context.

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Identify key enzyme terms in context.

by Rosanna Hartline
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Nearly every enzyme is a ( type of biological molecule ) .

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Enzymes are , which means they help reactions to occur .

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Enzymes lower the of a chemical reaction and therefore reduce the amount of energy a chemical reaction needs to get started .

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The reactant of an enzymatic reaction is also called a , a term used to describe a molecule that an enzyme binds to and works on .

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Substrates bind to an enzyme at the of the enzyme .

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Enzyme names end in these three letters :

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When enzymes are bound to their substrate , it is known as the - .

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When the chemical reaction an enzyme catalyzes is over , the enzyme releases one or more molecules .

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If an molecule binds to an enzyme , either at the active site or at another location , it will prevent the enzyme from catalyzing reactions .

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are molecules that are not considered " substrates , " but they bind to the enzyme with the substrate ( s ) and are necessary for the chemical reaction to occur .

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When an enzyme is its shape has changed and it can no longer catalyze reactions .

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One of the ways enzymes can be denatured is when the is too high since this breaks hydrogen bonds in the enzyme resulting in loss of its proper shape . Another way enzymes can be denatured is when the is too different from the normal conditions for the enzyme which will also cause a change in the shape of the enzyme and prevent it from functioning .

 
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