‣What is the primary source of energy for all organismsThe Sun‣What is solar energyEnergy from the sun‣What is cellular energyEnergy stored in bonds of biomolecules ‣Catabolic Reactions‣What is a catabolic reactionLarge complex molecules are converted into simpler substances‣Give an example of a catabolic reactionRespiration‣What is the chemical formula for this reactionGlucose → H20 + CO2‣What happens to energy in a catabolic reactionEnergy is released in the reaction‣Anabolic Reactions‣What is an anabolic reactionSimpler substances are converted into large complex molecules‣Give an example of an anabolic reactionPhotosynthesis‣What is the chemical formula for this reactionsunlight + H2O + CO2 → Glucose‣What happens with energyEnergy is required for the reaction‣Outline the role of enzymes in metabolismsEnzymes speed up chemical reactionIn their absence, reaction would take place too slowly for cells to stay aliveTherefore, enzymes are the most important controllers of chemical reactions‣What is an enzymeBiological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions without being used to in the reaction‣Highlight the structure of an enzyme3DFolded‣What is a substrateThe substance an enzyme acts on‣What is a productThe substance formed after the reaction has taken place‣What is so specific about enzymesEnzymes are specific in that each enzyme will have a certain substrate to act on Only works on 1 substrate ‣Why is the shape of an enzyme importantIf it does not fit its substrate it will not have an affect‣What name is given to the shape of an enzymeGlobular‣What name is given to the area where enzyme joins substrateActive site‣Draw a diagram of enzyme working NOTE - You won’t be asked to draw this in an exam but it is helpful to understand this diagram to properly understand enzymes‣Describe the Induced Fit TheoryEnzyme changes shape to better fit the substrateActive site is not fixed, but slightly flexibleAllow a tight fit with substrate‣List the factors affecting enzymespHTemperature‣What does changes in these factors do to the enzyme?Change in pH or temperature can change the shape of enzyme‣What overall affect does this haveThis means it can no longer join with substrate and therefore not function‣What name is given to when an enzyme stops workingDenatured‣Define what the “optimum pH or temperature of an enzyme” meansThe pH or temperature at which an enzyme works best‣What is the optimum pH of an enzyme7‣What is the optimum temperature of an enzyme37°‣What is the optimum pH of enzymes in the stomach Enzymes in stomach have an optimum pH of 2 (more acidic)‣What is Bio processingUse of enzymes for industrial processes‣What is a BioreactorSterile vessel, set at the right temperature, right pH and the nutrients containing enzymes that are needed fore the reaction to take place‣Name a problem with bio processingThe end product is contaminated with the enzyme and the 2 must be separated‣What is Enzyme ImmobilisationThis is a technique to separate the product from the enzyme‣What is Inert substanceA substance that will not interfere with rest of reaction‣What does inert substance do to enzymeTraps enzyme in solid beadsTherefore separating it from final product