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Page 1: 03/07/2015 Enzyme Structure LO: What is an enzyme & how do they speed up reactions? CWK

19/04/23Enzyme Structure

LO:• What is an enzyme & how do they speed up reactions?

CWK

Page 2: 03/07/2015 Enzyme Structure LO: What is an enzyme & how do they speed up reactions? CWK

Activation energyActivation energy

The minimum energy needed by particles for a reaction to happen

How can we make the reaction more likely to happen?

Reactants

Products

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What is an enzyme??What is an enzyme??

Biological catalyst Speeds up the rate of

reactions A protein Have a special

region called the ‘active site’

Lower the activation energy needed for a reaction to occur

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How do they work?How do they work?

Enzyme-substrate complex

Specific!

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BuilderBuilder BreakerBreaker

Builder & breaker EnzymesBuilder & breaker Enzymes

Enzyme

Substrate

Enzyme-Substrate complex

Products

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Enzyme CartoonEnzyme Cartoon

To show that you understand the lock and key model of enzyme activity you must:

Write the statements in the correct space on your cartoon strip

Draw diagrams to illustrate what is happening at each stage in the Breaker cartoon The 2 products are released from the enzyme, allowing it to be used

over againThe substrate binds to the enzyme active site forming the enzyme substrate complex The enzyme causes the reaction to happen Enzymes have an active site which is complimentary to the shape of the substrate molecule