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Title: Warm-Up


1
Warm-Up
  • Write down everything you know about enzymes
    (what are they made of, what do they do, what
    affects them, why are they important, etc.)

2
Objective
  • You will be able to explain what an enzyme is and
    what factors effect it

3
Enzymes
  • GT Biology

4
Enzymes are proteins that
  • Increase the rate of reactions
  • Reduce the amount of energy needed for a reaction
    to start (activation energy)
  • This is called a CATALYST.

5
Enzymes
  • Are only needed in small amounts and can be
    reused (they do not change)
  • Can be denatured (broken down and permanently
    altered) if the conditions arent correct.
  • Example
  • -cooking an egg
  • -high fevers cause brain damage
  • -vinegar curdles milk

6
Naming Enzymes
  • They end in ase (lipase, polymerase, catalase)
  • They are named according to the substrate they
    react with.
  • Example
  • Lactase is the enzyme that breaks down lactose
    (milk sugar).

7
Enzyme Reactions
  • An enzyme works with a substrate (another name
    for a reactant in a chemical reaction) to
    either
  • a. Build molecules
  • b. Break molecules apart

8
How Enzymes Work
  • Active site part of the enzyme where the
    substrate fits.

Active Site
9
Enzyme-Substrate Complex
  • This is what is formed when the enzyme and the
    substrate join together.

10
Enzyme-Substrate Complex Formation Models
  • Lock and Key Model
  • an enzyme will only work on one type of
    substrate.
  • One enzyme? One substrate
  • Example
  • -Protease breaks down protein.

11
Enzyme-Substrate Complex Formation Models
  • Induced-fit model
  • The enzyme and substrate change shape slightly to
    fit tightly together and react.

12
http//www.stolaf.edu/people/giannini/flashanimat/
enzymes/enzyme.swf
13
Factors That Affect Enzyme Action
  1. Amount of Substrate

Substrate runs out
The reaction steadily increases until the
substrate runs out
14
Factors That Affect Enzyme Action
  • pH
  • Different enzymes work better at different pHs.
  • The wrong pH will cause denaturation

(Ex lemon juice in fruit salad)
15
Factors That Affect Enzyme Action
  • Temperature
  • Most enzymes work best at 37o C (body
    temperature)
  • Too cool enzyme slows
  • Too hot enzyme denature

(Ex a Fever or using a refrigerator)
16
Coenzymes
  • organic substances (vitamins) needed by some
    enzymes in order to function.

17
Enzyme Animation
  • http//www.kscience.co.uk/animations/model.swf

18
Enzyme Animation
  • What do you predict will happen when each factor
    is changed?
  • What did happen when each factor was changed?
  • Why is it important that enzyme activity
    increases or decreases with a change in each
    factor?
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