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metabolism
the sum of chemical reactions happening within an organism.
Catabolic
break down substances
anabolic
build up substances
Enzyme
Specialized proteins that control chemical reaction in a organism. Biological catalyst that speed up reaction without being affected itself.
Activation Energy
energy required to start a reaction
What factors speed up reactions and increase number of collisions?
heat , agitation
Enzymes serve as ____?
catalyst to lower activation energy required in living systems
Why does activation energy need to be lowered on living systems?
A sped up reaction can damage living systems
Subtrate
the reactant the enzyme acts upon
What causes the specificity of the enzyme?
Caused by the 3d molecular shape
what causes an enzyme-subtrate complex?
Caused from the ensyme and subtrate combining
Active site
Part / portion of an enzyme that is bind to the subtrate.
Induced fit model
Explains how the active site on an enzyme changes the enzyme’s shape in order to accomodate the subtrate.
What usually links the active site and subtrate?
Weak, ionic or hydrogen bonds.
Provide a few caracteristics of enzymes.
Can be spesific to certain types of cells and spicies of organisms.
Usually end in ase
Ensyme reaction needs help from other mollecules.
Cofactors
Non organic metal ions that aid in enzyme action
Coenzymes
non protein organic molecules that improve enzyme action
What heppens if tempeture is increased for an ensyme?
The reaction will be sped up
If tempeture is not at the ideal point, what happens to the ensyme-subtrate reaction?
It is impaled bc ensymes have an ideal tempeture in which they work best and fastest with.
What is the ideal pH for ensymes?
A pH from 6-8 (if outside of this range, activity will lower)
When an ensyme looses its shape and function it is called..
Dentured
Inhabitors
Bind to ensyme and decrease its activity
Activators
Increase ensyme activity
Bromelian
Ensyme that occurs in pinaples and breaks down proteins into their amin acids by hydrolisis
What is the effect of bromelian ensyme when interacting with gelatin?
For gelating to set, it needs to trap and absorb water and so bromelian prevents that by treating its proteins.
What can affect the interaction of bromelian with gelatin?
Temperature and Ph.
Ensymes are reusable within reactions. T or F?
True
Catalase, produced in the liver does what?
Breaks down rapidly millions of h2o2 molecules per min.
Renilasse Ensyme
Help young mamals digest milk and in cheese production. It convers milk protein into insoluable paracasein.
What limits the size of a cell?
The ratio of Surface area to volume.
Colonial organisms are?
Loosely connected groups.
What are the order of the leve;s of organization?
atom —> molecule —> cell —> tissue —> organ —> organ system —> organism
Carbohydrate Characteristics
-consists of organic compounds
-Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen 1:2:1
-Three types of carbohidrates
Types of carbohidrates
Monosacccharadies
-server as fuel and are the simplest form of carbohydrates
Types of Carbohydrates
Disaccharides
-two monosaccharides combined through hydration synthesis
Types of Carbohydrates
Polysaccharides
-complex carbohidrates build from simple ones through dehydration synthesis
-storage energy
Organic molecules vs. Hydrocarbons
Organic C form when 2 or more carbon atoms bind tg, while Hydrocarbons are the platform from which more complex molecules form.
Benedicts Test
Used to identify sugars, originaly blue but when substance is heated and a colorfull percipitate forms, sugar is present.
Iodine Test
Used to distinguish startch , will produced a bluish-black color if present.
Grease spot test
Testing for lipids, if a grease spot is visibale then it is present.
Characteristics of Lipids
-fatty acids
-saturated or unsaturated
-store energy
characteristics of waxes
-alcohol bounded w long chain fatty acid
-solid at room temp, liquid when melted
Biruet test
Identifies proteins, changes from blue to violet if present.