OCR Enzymes
Across
- 1. this factor can prevent the enzyme working at its maximum rate
- 3. these bonds, along with hydrogen bonds, are affected by pH changes
- 4. this enzyme won't catalyse a reaction
- 6. each enzyme only catalyses one type of reaction
- 9. Q10= temperature _____________
- 10. where the substrate binds
- 11. one model of enzyme action
- 12. some of these act as coenzymes
- 13. prosthetic group in carbonic anhydrase
- 14. keeps the pH constant in an enzyme reaction
- 16. e.g. for pepsin this pH is pH2
- 17. one model of enzyme action
- 20. breaking down large molecules
- 22. site for non-competitive inhibitor binding
- 24. prosthetic group in haemoglobin
- 26. lowered by enzymes
- 28. cofactor that is covalently bound to the enzyme
- 29. describes the shapes of the active site and the substrate
- 31. this type of inhibition involves the first enzyme in a pathway
- 33. helps an enzyme catalyse a reaction
- 34. this is changed on some R groups if pH changes
- 35. forms covalent bonds with the enzyme and lowers the rate of reaction
Down
- 2. inhibitor whose effects aren't affected by increasing substrate concentration
- 5. a common irreversible non-competitive inhibitor
- 7. e.g. amylase
- 8. a series of enzyme-catalysed reactions
- 10. building up a larger molecule
- 15. biological catalyst
- 18. inhibits HMG-CoA reductase competitively
- 19. speeds up the rate of a reaction
- 20. inhibitor that binds the active site instead of the substrate
- 21. organic non-protein molecule that binds temporarily to an enzyme with the substrate
- 23. e.g. catalase
- 25. affected by temperature in enzyme reactions
- 27. formes as part of an enzyme-catalysed reaction
- 28. produced by the enzyme reaction
- 30. how quickly a product is produced or a substrate is used up
- 32. inhibitor using hydrogen or ionic bonds to bind the enzyme
- 36. binds to the active site
- 37. complex formed as part of an enzyme-catalysed reaction