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1 Pre – AP Biology Enzymes

2 Nature versus Enzymes in promoting chemical reactions
Nature versus Enzymes in promoting chemical reactions. Enzymes reduce the Energy of Activation and thus speed up the rate of chemical reactions.

3 Enzyme Active site interacting with a substrate molecule.

4 Optimal Performance

5 Denaturation of a enzyme What bonds do you think broke allowing this to happen?

6 Inhibitor molecules They slow down or stop the chemical reaction rate

7 Feedback Inhibition See a product molecule going back and inhibiting the enzymes ability to work?

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