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1 Are enzymes ORGANIC or INORGANIC compounds?

2 What type of compound are enzymes?
PROTEINS

3 Speed up the rate of metabolic reactions
How do enzymes work? Speed up the rate of metabolic reactions

4 What do enzymes do to the energy needed to carry out metabolic reactions?
Lower it

5 TRUE OR FALSE: Enzymes work only with a certain substance.

6 TRUE OR FALSE: Enzymes are used up during reactions.

7 What do you call the substance that the enzyme reacts with?
SUBSTRATE

8 What factors can influence how an enzyme will work?
TEMPERATURE pH RADIATION

9 How do these factors affect enzyme activity?
Change its shape (denatured)

10 Identify the ENZYME, SUBSTRATE, ES complex, PRODUCTS

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