Factors affecting Enzymes

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1. Temperature - The optimum temperature for enzymes in the body is...
37 oc
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Below this temp, the rate of reaction drops as...
the molecules have less kinetic energy
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Above 40 oc, the enzzymes begin to denature and this...
changes the active site so that it is no longer coplimentary to id's substrate
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This change is then...
permanent
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In normal conditions, the enzyme and substrate parrticles move faster...
as the teemperature increases, making them more likely to collide with enough energy to react
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2. pH - Enzymes are affected within a very small...
range of pH, usually denaturing with 3-4
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Once denatured, the change...
is permanent
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The shape of enzymes is due to the forces between the different parts of...
the protein molecule which hold the folded chains in place
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A change in pH affects these forces and changes...
the shape of the molecule, making the active sight lost
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Proteins can be used for buiding/strcutural material,hormones...
antibodies and catalysts
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the molecules have less kinetic energy

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Below this temp, the rate of reaction drops as...

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changes the active site so that it is no longer coplimentary to id's substrate

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permanent

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as the teemperature increases, making them more likely to collide with enough energy to react

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