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Enzymes are biological catalysts that regulate almost all the cellular reaction The general characteristics of enzymes

 Speed up the rate of chemical reaction  Not destroyed by the reactions they catalyse @ can be reused  Highly specific – each enzyme can only catalyse one kind of substrate  Needed in small quantities  Most enzyme-catalysed reaction are reversible  Most enzyme require helper molecules called cofactors  Sensitive towards changes in pH  Sensitive towards changes in temperature


Slowed down or completely stopped the activity of an enzyme

Help the activity of an enzyme to function well

Ribosomes

Ribosomes are the site of protein synthesis Enzymes are proteins Ribosomes are also the site of enzymes


An enzymes is named according according to the name of the substrate substrate it catalyes

SUCROSE SUCRASE LIPID LIPASE

adding the suffix –

ase at the end of the enzymes


CLASS

ACTION

Hydrolase

Add water

Ligase

Combines 2 molecules

Oxyreduction

Oxidation & Reduction

Lyase

Destroys chemical bond C-O , C-C , C-N

Transferase

Transfers the functional group to other molecules

Isomerase

Rearrange the functional group


Cell

Enzymes synthesised and retained in the cell for the use of the cell itself

enzymes

Formed on free ribosomes in the cytoplasm

These enzymes can found in the cytoplasm, nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplasts


Cell

enzymes Enzymes synthesised in the cell but secreted from the cell to work externally

Synthesised on ribosomes attached to the rough ER

Eg : digestive enzymes produce in the pancreas – secreted to the duodenum to work


Enzymes

Substrate

Active site

Enzymes Substrate - Complex

Product

The active site free to receive another substrate


Cell membrane Enzymes moved out in secretory granule to be excreted

Golgi appparatus

Extracellular enzymes

9 Polypeptide chain synthesis at ribosome on a rough endoplasmic reticulum

tRNA brings an amino acid to ribosome

ribosome

2

3

Polypeptide molecules going into the rough ER

8

4 mRNA copies instruction from DNA and moves out

proteins move through golgi apparatus

7

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Proteins enters into vesicles

In the golgi apparatus, proteins is further modified before being sent to the cell membrane as an extracellular enzymes

6

Vesicles from ER carrying proteins to Golgi apparatus


Cell membrane

Golgi appparatus

tRNA brings an amino acid to ribosome

Enzymes moved out in secretory granule to be excreted

Polypeptide chain synthesis Polypeptide at ribosome on a rough endoplasmic moleculesreticulum going

In the golgi apparatus, proteins is further modified before being sent to the cell membrane as an extracellular enzymes

into the rough ER

ribosome mRNA copies instruction from DNA and moves out

Extracellular enzymes

proteins move through golgi apparatus

Proteins enters Vesicles frominto ER carrying vesicles proteins to Golgi apparatus


Temperature

Low • movement of substances slowly. • enzyme-catalysed reaction slowly.

Optimum • movement of substances increase. • chances of colliding with active site of an enzyme molecules. • enzyme-catalysed reaction increase

High • more enzymes molecule denurated. • rate of reaction falls. • enzymes-catalysed reaction decrease. • less product produce.


Correct pH

Low pH

High pH

(acidic)

(alkaline)

Substrate

Substrate

Substrate

-

+

+

-

+

-

Active site

+

-

Charge on active site match those of substrate  enzyme-susbtrate complex form

+

+

Too many H+ ions  active site repels substrate  enzyme-subatrate complex cannot form

-

-

Too many OH- ions  active site repels substrate  enzyme-subatrate complex cannot form


enzymes

substrate

• little substrate • many enzymes • rate of reaction low • eg : 2 molecules per unit time

• more substrate • still enzyme > substrate • rate of reaction increase • eg : 4 molecules per unit time


• enzyme = substrate • highest possible reaction rate • eg : 6 molecules per unit time

• substrate > enzyme • rate of reaction is still the same • eg : 6 molecules per unit time


Rate of reaction

Highest rate

Active site still not fully used

Low

Active site fully used ďƒ same rate of reaction ďƒ straight line

Substrate = enzymes

Substrate concentration


Application

Enzymes

Fish industry Protease

Uses Remove the skin of fish.

FIND THE APPLICATION AND THE USES FOR THE LIST OF ENZYMES BELOW 1) RENIN in dairy industry 2) LIPASE in dairy industry and biological detergents 3) AMYLASE in baking industry, textile industry and paper industry 4) TRYPSIN in processing industry and medical analysis 5) PROTEASE in leather tanning industry


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