Enzymes HyperFlashcards
Biology: AQA GCSE Higher, topic 2.2.2
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What type of molecule is an enzyme?
An enzyme that has been denatured can no longer catalyse a reaction. Why is this true?
High temperatures can cause an enzyme to stop catalysing a reaction. Why does this happen?
According to the lock and key theory, why does an enzyme usually only catalyse one type of substrate?
The rate of an enzyme reaction equals the gradient of a graph plotting product mass against reaction time. If this gradient decreases as the reaction continues, what does this show about the reaction?