What is the most important feature about an enzyme that determines its function?
Use this image to answer the questions that follow:
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What is A pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is B point to?
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What is C pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is D pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is the name of the reaction that is occurring in this image?
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If A is pointing to a glucose and a fructose molecule, what would D be pointing to? This should be the name of a specific molecule and not a general term.
Use this image to answer the questions that follow:
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What is A pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is B point to?
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What is C pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is D pointing to? (this is a general term)
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What is the name of the reaction that is occurring in this image?
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If the enzyme in this diagram is pepsin, an enzyme that breaks down proteins, what types of molecules is D pointing to? (this is the name of a monomer)
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Again, if the enzyme is pepsin and is breaking down a protein the specific name of the bond being broken down is a ___________________ bond.