1
The functional group of amino acids that makes each one different.
2
These type of molecules can disable or deactivate an enzyme by blocking or changing the active site.
3
A type of reaction that requires heat.
4
The model of the Enzyme-substrate complex that believes they fit together exactly.
5
The special area of the enzyme where the substrate binds.
6
The monomers for proteins.
7
A type of reaction that releases heat.
8
The type of protein structure that includes either pleated sheets OR helixes.
9
A type of reaction where one substrate is broken down and energy is released.
10
A type of reaction where two substrates are joined within the active site and energy is required.
11
This cofactor is needed to complete the active site so the reaction can occur.
12
When a protein gets to hot, it may __________________ or unfold.
13
The protein released by the pancreas that breaks down glycogen in the liver when blood sugar levels are low.
14
The special proteins speed up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy needed to get the reaction going.
15
The type of bond that connects the amino acids in a protein.
16
The protein released by the pancreas to lower blood sugar levels.
17
Large intricately folded organic molecules that control cell activities.
18
The simplest proteins structure.
19
A biological catalyst.
New game