Sections The unstable compound that is formed when the disaccharide maltose binds with the active site of the enzyme maltase is called 4) The binding of ATP with the enzyme pyruvate kinase results in this enzyme's failure to catalyze the last step in the breakdown of glucose during the process of glycolysis. In this situation, ATP acts as the of pyruvate kinase. 5) A particular chemical reaction will only proceed if the particles of its reactants possess energy that is greater than 250 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol). 250 kJ/mol is the for this reaction. 6) Many of the enzymes involved in photosynthesis aid in chemical reactions that remove electrons from the oxygen atoms in water and transfer these electrons to the carbon atoms in carbon dioxide. Based on the kind of reaction that they catalyze, these enzymes are classified as 7) Based on where they perform their functions, the enzymes amylase and maltase in humar saliva are classified as monosaccharides glucose and galactose, lactose must first bind to of the enzyme. 8) In order for the enzyme lactase to catalyze the digestion of lactose into t rin, An in prop

Sections The unstable compound that is formed when the disaccharide maltose binds with the active site of the enzyme maltase is called 4) The binding of ATP with the enzyme pyruvate kinase results in this enzyme's failure to catalyze the last step in the breakdown of glucose during the process of glycolysis. In this situation, ATP acts as the of pyruvate kinase. 5) A particular chemical reaction will only proceed if the particles of its reactants possess energy that is greater than 250 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol). 250 kJ/mol is the for this reaction. 6) Many of the enzymes involved in photosynthesis aid in chemical reactions that remove electrons from the oxygen atoms in water and transfer these electrons to the carbon atoms in carbon dioxide. Based on the kind of reaction that they catalyze, these enzymes are classified as 7) Based on where they perform their functions, the enzymes amylase and maltase in humar saliva are classified as monosaccharides glucose and galactose, lactose must first bind to of the enzyme. 8) In order for the enzyme lactase to catalyze the digestion of lactose into t rin, An in prop

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The unstable compound that is formed when the disaccharide maltose binds with the
active site of the enzyme maltase is called
Section:
4) The binding of ATP with the enzyme pyruvate kinase results in this enzyme's failure to
catalyze the last step in the breakdown of glucose during the process of glycolysis. In this
situation, ATP acts as the,
of pyruvate kinase.
5) A particular chemical reaction will only proceed if the particles of its reactants possess
energy that is greater than 250 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol). 250 kJ/mol is the
for this reaction.
6) Many of the enzymes involved in photosynthesis aid in chemical reactions that remove
electrons from the oxygen atoms in water and transfer these electrons to the carbon atoms
in carbon dioxide. Based on the kind of reaction that they catalyze, these enzymes are
classified as
7) Based on where they perform their functions, the enzymes amylase and maltase in human
saliva are classified as
monosaccharides glucose and galactose, lactose must first bind to the
of the enzyme.
8) In order for the enzyme lactase to catalyze the digestion of lactose into the
9) A certain protein can only act as a catalyst if it is linked with the B vitamin biotin. This
protein
is
its
and biotin
is
called
i atin An in
gets tied up viti the nhbtar and cann
apetitive. The anthiste peidin is an examp.
a by preventing these mivryis from bui
by binding with the active sida badteril enyme t.
Dther inhibit ors are nonmpettine, thet is, they bind wit
Noncompetitive inhibitors ether physially tlok the
e its shape as well as the shage r
active site and the enzy
Paction may also serve as zhitit ors for the
feedback inhibition r ngtve
sturtage or oversupply of
Stops) as the

into oxygen gas (O2) as shown by the following chemical equation.
O3 +0- 202
shown by the 2 equations below.
Cl + O3 - ClO + O2
CIO + 0- Cl + O2
In this process, the chlorine atom acts as
2) Pepsin is an enzyme present in gastric juice. In the stomach, it catalyzes the breaks
down of
proteins into
the
shorter polypeptides. Therefore, proteins
of pepsin.
are
Wayne Ann M. Ladringan
AUTHOR
General Biology 1
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