Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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When the bonds holding an enzyme together begin to break the enzyme becomes... | Denatured | 71%
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Enzymes work best at an _______ temperature | Optimum | 65%
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When an enzyme and it's substrate(s) come into the correct orientation they form... | Enzyme-substrate complex | 61%
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Which protein structure level influences the function of an enzyme? | Primary | 49%
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Something which comptetes directly with substrates for the active site | Competitive inhibitor | 45%
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Binding theory used for enymes and substrates | Induced fit | 39%
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Building up reaction | Anabolic | 36%
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Breaking down reaction | Catabolic | 35%
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Cyanide is an example of this | Non-competitive inhibitor | 25%
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What do enzymes do to reactions? | Lower the activation energy | 23%
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An instrument used to measure the density of colour in a coloured solution | Colorimeter | 22%
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Non-protein compounds required to activate some enzymes are called... | Co-factors | 14%
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Why does the above make an enzyme unusable? | Active site's shape changes | 10%
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A substance that inhibits enzyme activity | Enzyme inhibitor | 6%
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Immobilising enzymes by holding them inside a gel | Gel entrapment | 0%
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These are tightly bound to the enzyme | Prostetic groups | 0%
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