Explore enzyme functionality with the THHS Bio-Enzyme Quiz. Dive into concepts like the Lock and Key model, enzyme-substrate interactions, and pH effects on enzyme activity. Ideal for students enhancing their understanding of biochemical processes.
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False
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False
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Have a specific shape related to their interaction with each other
Have a shape that can change slightly
Meet up at the enzyme substrate corner
Are not affected by denaturation of the enzyme
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To attract mates
Because owl city says so
Because of nothing
To attract predators
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False
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Providing the substrate required for the reaction to occur
Affecting the rate at which reactions occur
Absorbing water released when polymers are formed
Combining with excess hydrogen to form gaseous wastes
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Protease
Fatase
Lactase
Lipase
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Proteins
Starches
Carbs
Lipids
Nucleic acids
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The reaction rate will increase.
The reaction rate will decrease.
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Lipids
Simple sugars
Amino acids
Nucleic acids
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The acidic solution contains hydrochloric acid which kills bacteria
The acidic solution protects the apple
The acidic solution denatures the enzyme which causes the apple to brown
Choices A. and B.
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Do not have the lactase gene
Have a mutated lactase gene
Produce lactase that has a distorted shape
All of the above
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A molecule of oxygen
An end product
An organic catalyst
The substrate
All of the enzymes are occupied with substrates
All of the enzymes have been denatured
A and B
None of the above
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How Enzymes Work: The Lock and Key Model
The Role of Temperature on Enzyme Action
The Role of pH on Enzyme Action
How Enzymes Function: The Induced Fit Model
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Oxygen, luciferase, and luciferose
ATP and luciferase
ATP, luciferase, oxygen
Luciferase, oxygen, luciferin, ATP
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Lipase
Salivary amylase
Pepsin
Trypsin
Lactase
Luciferose
Ribosome
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Trypsin functions best in a basic environment.
The stomach has a higher temperature than the rest of the body.
The stomach has an acidic environment.
Pepsin competes with trypsin for substrates.
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