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ENZYMES REVIEW PPT

What is a biological catalyst? Enzymes

What two things does a catalyst do? 1) a substance that speeds up a chemical rxn 2) lowers activation energy [meaning lowers heat]

What is a substance that enters into a chemical reaction? Reactants What is a substance that is produced by a chemical reaction? Products

What is the energy needed to start a chemical reaction? Activation energy

Graph of enzyme reaction with and without activation energy.

What goes into an enzyme-catalyzed reaction? Substrate

Where does the substrate join to the enzyme? Active site

What is a substance that slows or stops an enzyme reaction? Inhibitor

What happens if too much heat is added to proteins? Denaturation [ie. the protein unravels or unfolds]

What else can cause denaturation of enzymes? Change of pH or chemicals.