Enzymes
Enzyme characteristics
1. lower activation energy
2. increase reaction rate
3. don't change free energy (G)
4. aren't changed/consumed
Induced Fit hypothesis
Active site of enzyme is flexible and changes when the correct substrate approaches
Cofactors-nonprotein molecules that aid in binding enzyme+substrate (ES)
apoenzyme = enzyme without cofactor
holoenzyme = enzyme with cofactor
prosthetic group = enzyme with tightly bound cofactor
coenzymes = organic cofactors that cannot be produced by the body (organic groups, biotin, vitamin derivatives)
1. lower activation energy
2. increase reaction rate
3. don't change free energy (G)
4. aren't changed/consumed
Induced Fit hypothesis
Active site of enzyme is flexible and changes when the correct substrate approaches
Cofactors-nonprotein molecules that aid in binding enzyme+substrate (ES)
apoenzyme = enzyme without cofactor
holoenzyme = enzyme with cofactor
prosthetic group = enzyme with tightly bound cofactor
coenzymes = organic cofactors that cannot be produced by the body (organic groups, biotin, vitamin derivatives)
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