They're the protein _______ in every organism. Enzymes!!!
Through enzymatic action your _______ is driven. Enzymes!!!
In staphylococcus, jelly fish, tarantulas, and trees they lower _______. Enzymes!!!
You got them in your cells where they do cellular digestion. Enzymes!!!
You got them in your mouth and in your stomach and _______. Enzymes!!!
The thing an enzyme acts upon is called the _______, they fit like lock and _______ with complimentary shape. Enzymes speed up reaction rate. Enzymes!!!
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Question 2
2.
An enzyme binds its substrate at its _______. Enzymes!!!
Bound together in a complex where they snuggle so tight. Enzymes!!!
New bonds will _______ due to the active sites chemistry. Reactants become _______, it's the enzyme specialty. Product gets released, enzyme repeats its action readily. Enzymes!!!
Like any molecule an enzyme's _______ defines its function. Enzymes!!!
Environmental change that changes shape leads to _______. Enzymes!!!
Every enzyme has a pH where it _______ best. A pH change will set enzyme activity to rest. Enzyme also sensitive and easily upset. Enzymes!!!
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Question 3
3.
More heat until a certain _______ increases their efficiency. Enzymes!!!
But too much heat _______ them destroying their activity. Enzymes!!!
That's why a fever running highs a dangerous situation. All that he can alter enzymatic _______. Keep it _______ for enzyme optimization. Enzymes!!!
Enzymes and saliva will break starch into _______. Enzymes!!!
If you lack the enzyme _______ then you won't enjoy milk's lactose. Enzymes!!!
Tay-Sachs, Galactosemia, and _______ disease caused by inherited enzyme deficiencies. Enzymes they are what everybody needs. Enzymes!!!
Enzymes are proteins that can speed up (catalyze) chemical reactions. Without proper enzyme regulation you would die.
Each enzyme is shaped specially for certain substrates and each performs a specific reaction. An enzymes ability to function can be affected by:
too hot or too cold of a temperature
an uncomfortable pH
and by enzyme inhibitors.
substrate concentration (the more the better - faster reaction)
enzyme concentration (the more the better - faster reaction)
How does it work?
The enzymes and substrates have shapes complementary to each other. The substrate will fit into an enzymes active site, like a lock and key. An enzyme lowers the activation energy needed for a reaction to occur, meaning the reaction can occur sooner allowing a new product to be made.
Lysosomal disorder examples
Some of the impacts you would expect to observe to the internal health of the cells of someone with a lysosomal disorder.
inability to destroy engulfed bacteria
inability to digest cellular waste
inability to digest food supply
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Question 5
5.
Enzymes are what macromolecule? __________
Enzymes __________
Without proper enzyme regulation you would die __________
How does an enzymes shape relate to its function? __________
The enzyme and substrates have __________
A is the __________
B is the __________
C is the __________
An enzyme __________ the activation energy needed for a reaction to occur.
Which color line represent a reaction with an enzyme present? __________
What can affect enzyme ability?__________
What are some of the impacts you would expect to observe to the internal health of the cells of someone with a lysosomal disorder? __________
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Question 6
6.
Pancreatic Exocrine Insufficiency
A) What does a healthy pancreas do?
B) What happens if you have "pancreatic exocrine insufficiency"?
C) Name some of the causes of pancreatic exocrine insufficiency.
D) What happens when there is too much unabsorbed fat?
E) Name some of the treatments for pancreatic exocrine insufficiency.
