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The image provides information about enzymes, including their function as catalysts in chemical reactions, the concept of enzyme-substrate complexes, and factors affecting enzyme activity such as temperature and pH. It describes competitive and non-competitive inhibition, and utilizes diagrams to illustrate these concepts along with a specific example of the enzyme peroxidase.
Answer
Details the role of enzymes, inhibition, and factors affecting activity.
The image provides detailed notes about enzymes as catalysts, enzyme-substrate complex, factors affecting enzyme activity, and inhibition types.
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The image provides detailed notes about enzymes as catalysts, enzyme-substrate complex, factors affecting enzyme activity, and inhibition types.
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Enzymes function as catalysts in biological reactions, forming complexes with substrates. Two main types of inhibition, competitive and non-competitive, affect enzyme function. Temperature and pH are critical factors in enzyme activity, with enzymes denaturing outside optimal ranges.
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Common mistake is assuming that enzymes are consumed in reactions—they are not.
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