Across
- 5. The type of inhibition that involves the allosteric site and changes the shape of the enzyme so the substrate doesn’t fit anymore
- 6. The piece that fits into an active site on an enzyme
- 10. The place at the bottom of an enzyme for noncompetitive inhibition
- 11. The ability of a biological system to integrate both catabolic and anabolic processes
- 14. Fermentation, doesn’t require oxygen, and only produces 2ATP’s
- 15. When bonds are broken this is released then captured and turned into ATP
Down
- 1. Catabolism and anabolism is this
- 2. There are 2 of these pathways to make ATP
- 3. The type of inhibition that inhibits the active site by using a mimic
- 4. The breaking down portion of metabolism
- 7. The synthesizing portion of metabolism
- 8. The place where substrates fit into, “lock and key”
- 9. A 3 part molecule that is needed for metabolic processes
- 12. The type of respiration that always requires oxygen and produces 36-38ATP’s
- 13. Biological catalysts, speed up chemical reactions, and are not destroyed
