Biology Discussion Notes Thursday 10/30/2014. Goals for the Day 1.Be able to determine the reactants and products of a chemical equation. 2.Be able to.

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Biology Discussion Notes Thursday 10/30/2014

Goals for the Day 1.Be able to determine the reactants and products of a chemical equation. 2.Be able to define activation energy 3.Be able to DRAW & describe what an enzyme is and what it does

Question of the Day 10/30 What are the 3 things that affect enzyme activity?

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Catalase 2H 2 O 2 Catalase 2H 2 O + O 2

Enzymes How does an enzyme speed up a chemical reaction? ENZYMES speed up a chemical reaction by lowering the activation energy ()()

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Enzymes Why do we put the enzyme above the arrow, and not on the side of the reactants or products? Example of a chemical equation Reactants Product AB A + B ENZYME

ENZYMES Enzymes do not ever get used up. Enzymes do not die, but they can denature – the _________ is changed and they become unusable, ruined, and no longer work

ENZYMES Question: If an enzyme is denatured, and its _____________ changes, what happens when it is cooled down? Can it work again?

ENZYMES Enzymes do not ever get used up. Enzymes do not die, but they can denature – the _________ is PERMENANTLY changed and they become unusable, ruined, and no longer work

What are the 2 things that chemical reactions can do? Hint they both start with a “B”

Types of Enzymes Anabolic Enzyme – helps to build a molecule Example of reaction helped by anabolic enzymes:

Enzymes Catabolic Enzyme – helps to break something down Example of reactions helped by catabolic enzymes:

Enzyme Lab Check & complete Lab questions with group Work on Enzymes study guide

Species of the day 10/30 Common Vampire Bat -Desmodus rotundus

Species of the day 10/30 Common Vampire Bat -Desmodus rotundus Common Vampire Bat Range

Species of the day 10/30 Common Vampire Bat -Desmodus rotundus The enzymes in this bat help it stay alive by lowering the ____________ __________ of its metabolic reactions (the chemical reactions that keep it alive).