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    Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up reactions. They end with "...ase" and can only work on one type of molecule. Examples are amylase, which cuts up starch, and proteases like trypsin and pepsin. Enzymes have an active site that the substrate fits into like a key in a lock. Even small changes to the substrate can stop the enzyme from working. Enzymes can break down molecules into smaller ones, and can also join molecules together.

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    Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up reactions. They end with "...ase" and can only work on one type of molecule. Examples are amylase, which cuts up starch, and proteases like trypsin and pepsin. Enzymes have an active site that the substrate fits into like a key in a lock. Even small changes to the substrate can stop the enzyme from working. Enzymes can break down molecules into smaller ones, and can also join molecules together.

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    Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up reactions. They end with "...ase" and can only work on one type of molecule. Examples are amylase, which cuts up starch, and proteases like trypsin and pepsin. Enzymes have an active site that the substrate fits into like a key in a lock. Even small changes to the substrate can stop the enzyme from working. Enzymes can break down molecules into smaller ones, and can also join molecules together.

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    enzymesyear10.

    notebook

    October27,2016

    Enzymesascatalyststhatspeedupreactions.

    Enzymes

    Wearelearning
    Thatanenzymeisabiologicalcatalystthatspeedsupreactions.
    Thatenzymesendwith...ase.
    Theenzymefunctionofprotease,lipaseandcarbohydrase.
    ThatAmylaseisanenzymeinyourmouththatcutsupstarchatthebeginningofthe
    digestionprocess.
    Enzymesarespecific.Theycanonlyworkononetypeofmolecule.

    Thereare5thingsthatwemustremember.

    Enzymescanbedenatured.

    TheActivesite(lightgrey)
    Substrate(green)
    Enzyme(grey)
    Enzyme,substratecomplex(grey,orange,blue)
    Products.(blue)and(orange)
    ppt.lesson2enzymes.

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    Sowenowknowthatenzymescanbreakmoleculesupsothattheymake
    smaller,moresolubleormanageablemolecules.Butenzymescanalsodothe
    opposite.Theycanstickmoleculestogethertoformbiggerones.

    Makenotesfromthepowerpointtoexplain

    Nowlabelthisdiagram.

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    Fillinthemissingwordsonyoursheet.
    Nowwearegoingtolookalittlebitmoreatenzymesthatcutupcarbohydrates.The
    enzymethatcutsupcarbohydrateiscalledcarbohydrase.Wearelookingatthe
    carbohydrasecalledA________?

    Animportantpointaboutenzymesisthattheyareveryspecificabout
    whattheycancatalyse.Evensmallchangesinthereactantmolecule
    canstoptheenzymefromcatalysingitsreaction.Thereasonforthis
    liesintheactivesite presentintheenzyme...

    Activesites
    Activesitesarecracksorhollowsonthesurfaceoftheenzymecaused
    bythewaytheproteinfoldsitselfupintoitstertiarystructure.Molecules
    ofjusttherightshape,andwithjusttherightarrangementofattractive
    groups(seelater)canfitintotheseactivesites.Othermoleculeswon't
    fitorwon'thavetherightgroupstobindtothesurfaceoftheactivesite.
    Theusualanalogyforthisisakeyfittingintoalock.Forthekeytowork
    properlyithastofitexactlyintothelock.

    ppt.nomessinghuman
    organisms.enzymes.

    Inchemistry,wewoulddescribethemoleculewhichisactuallygoingto
    react(thepurpleoneinthediagram)asthereactant .Inbiologyand
    biochemistry,thereactantinanenzymereactionisknowninsteadas
    thesubstrate .

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    enzymesyear10.notebook

    Enzymesthatcutupproteinsarecalledproteases.Ourexamplesare

    October27,2016

    Bilebreaksthefatsdownintosmallerfatmoleculesthenanenzymecalled
    l_______breaksitdownfurther.

    t__________andp_________

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