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?

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