Enzym Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Verslag van het labo: enzymatische substraat bepaling voor het vak biochemie labo. Verslag bestaat uit een inleiding, werkwijze,...

Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors Exam Questions and Answers ACE inhibitors cause a change in which physiologic function? Blood pressure Cardiac output Heart rate Reflexes - Correct Answer ️️ -Blood pressure The main effect of ACE inhibitors is reduction in blood pressure. How are ACE inhibitors excreted? Through sweat Through the liver Through the bowel Through the kidneys - Correct Answer ️️ -Through the kidneys In addition to hypertension, which diagnoses do ACE in...

MCAT enzymesEnzyme - correct answer Biological catalyst Lower activation energy Increase rate of reaction Are not changed or consumed during reaction pH and temperature sensitive Do not affect overall Delta G Specific for a particular reaction or class of reactions Do not change equilibrium of a reaction Urease - correct answer Catalyzes the breakdown of urea Oxidoreductases - correct answer Catalyze oxidation-reduction reactions, transfer of electrons between biological molecules. ...

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Hoofdstuk 2-7 Enzymkinetiek en enzymmechanismen gegeven door Prof. D. Wim Versees. Interessant vakje! Ondanks dat dit documentje veel komma's bevat, kan het je een grote onderscheiding opleveren. Succes xoxo

AP Biology Metabolism & Enzymes Questions With Complete Solutions

Catalyst - 1. Chemical or biological substance or structure that lowers activation energy 2. Accelerates the rate of a chemical rxn Enzymes - Biological catalysts that are capable of performing multiple rxns (are recycled). They can be proteins or RNA, are faster than chemical catalysts, and act under mild conditions (bodily temperature/pressure). They are highly specific and tightly regulated. Enzyme functions - - cell shape and motility - surface receptors - metabolism - cell cycling ...

1. Lactose intolerance is due to the a. inability to hydrolyze polysaccharides. b. body’s ability to digest lactose but inability to absorb the resulting products. c. gaseous side products produced in the small intestine. d. inability to produce the enzyme lactase. e. inability to oxidate luciferase. Answer: d Textbook Reference: 8.0 Lactase deficiency, p. 148 Bloom’s Category: 2. Understanding 2. Water held back by a dam represents what kind of energy? a. Hydroelectric b. Irrig...

Clinical Chemistry Enzymes Questions and Answers Graded A What do enzymes do? catalysts responsible for most reactions in the body What are five things that affect the measurement of enzyme reaction? 1. Concentration of reactants 2. pH 3. Temperature 4. Ionic strength 5. Cofactors and coenzymes Enzyme inhibition is described as? a substance that can reduce the rate of the enzyme reaction What are the three types of enzyme inhibitors? 1. Competitive 2. noncompetitive 2. Uncompetitive What doe...

Which of these statements is correct? A) A catalyst decreases the activation barrier by different amounts for the forward and reverse reactions. B) A catalyst decreases the activation barrier by the same amount for both the forward and reverse reactions. C) A catalyst increases the activation barrier by different amounts for the forward and reverse reactions. D) A catalyst increases the activation barrier by the same amount for both the forward and reverse reactions. E) A catalyst does ...