Exam 20: Enzymes
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Enzymes are proteins that speed up a chemical reaction; inhibitors slow down chemical reactions.
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Chymotrypsin, an enzyme that cleaves peptide linkages, would be classified as a(n)_____ .
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Enzymes increase the rates of only certain reactions involving certain substances. This general characteristic is called ____.
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An ACE inhibitor is a medication that is used to block the activity of angiotensin-converting enzymes, helping to reduce blood pressure.
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The synthesis of an enzyme in response to a cellular need is called
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Enzymes which are affected by the binding of modulators are called
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Enzymes, being proteins, are sensitive to the temperature and will be denatured by high temperatures.
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When enzyme activity is graphed versus the following, which graph is a straight line?
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The following represents the results of an experiment on a metabolic enzyme. What is the optimum pH of this enzyme? 
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Which of the following enzyme properties is explained by the lock-and-key model?
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Sulfanilamide prevents bacterial growth because it functions as a competitive inhibitor.
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The lock-and-key theory is the explanation of how a coenzyme functions to modify the substrate which provides a specific product.
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Insulin is initially produced as proinsulin, an inactive form that contains extra amino acid residues. Proinsulin must be an apoenzyme.
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Isoenzymes vary from each other because they contain different isotopes of elements like carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur.
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Substrate concentration has what effect on the rate of an enzyme catalyzed reaction?
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The conditions required for maximum enzyme function are called
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D-amino acid oxidase does not catalyze the reactions of L-amino acids. This is an example of _____ _____.
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