Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Enzymes
- Structure
- Protein
- Tertiary - Quaternary
- Folded
- 3D, Globular
- Specific
- Factors
- Temperature
- Optimum temperature
- Temperature enzyme works most efficiently at
- Too cold
- Slower rate of reaction
- Less energy
- Too hot
- Denaturing
- Temperature causes H bonds to seperate
- Chain becomes unfolded
- Active site changes shape
- PH
- Optimum PH
- Too high PH (alkaline)
- Slower rate of reaction
- Too low PH (acidic)
- H- ions and ionic bonds affected by H+ ions
- Denaturing
- Measure of H ion concentration
- Inhibition
- Competitive
- Inhibitor has similar structure to substrate
- Competes for active site of the enzyme
- Non competitive
- Inhibitor binds to site other than active site
- Causes conformational change
- Models
- Induced fit
- Enzyme + substrate do not perfectly fit
- But structure is complementary
- Substrate binds to active site
- Causes conformational change
- Enzyme "moulds" around substrate
- Enzyme catalyses reaction
- Lock and Key
- Enzyme + substrate fit perfectly
- Structure is perfectly complementary
- Substrate binds to active site
- Enzyme catalyses reaction
- Properties
- Types
- Builders
- Joins molecules together
- Breakers
- Breaks molecules down
- Biological catalysts
- Speeds up reactions
- Not used up during reaction
- Examples
- (Substrate)
- Starch
- Maltose
- Lactose
- (Product(s))
- Maltose
- a glucose
- Glucose
- Galactose
- (Enzyme)
- Amylase
- Maltase
- Lactase