Across
- 5. the ability of a biological system to integrate. Both catabolic and anabolic pathways to improve cell efficiency
- 8. A site on an enzyme where substrates can be positioned for reaction.
- 12. Inhibits enzyme activity via a molecule that "mimics" the enzymes normal substrate. Binding to the active site.
- 13. Big change in conditions. Native/natural shape of enzyme is changed
- 14. Results in the breakdown of cell molecules and structures. Releases energy that can be used as ATP.
- 15. Support the work of enzymes.
- 16. Metabolic money, energy currency for body, three part molecule. Temporarily stores and releases energy.
Down
- 1. Influenced by the cells environment. Temperature, PH, salt concentrate.
- 2. a molecule binds to a site on the enzyme, not the active site.
- 3. Consists of a series of reactions that converts glucose (monosaccharide) to CO2 by using oxygen and allows the cell make significant amounts of ATP.
- 4. Biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions.
- 6. A highly toxic, noncompetitive inhibitor that binds to the enzyme cytochrome oxidase, a key component of the electron transport chain.
- 7. Any process that results in synthesis of cell molecules and structures. Requires the input of ATP to occur.
- 9. An enzyme presents a very unique/specific active site that matches only 1 particular substrate
- 10. Consists of a series of anaerobic reactions (no oxygen required) that converts glucose (monosaccharide) to: Yeast, Bacteria, Humans.
- 11. Considers all the anabolic and catabolic reactions together.