Enzymes biochemistry

Enzymes

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Improve your understanding of the structure and function of enzymes with these classifications and examples.

cellular respiration including names of enzymes and net ATP, NADH, and FADH2 per glucose molecule

Reference sheet for enzyme kinetics for biochemistry students. Explains general theory, key terms, and types of inhibitors.

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During digestion, four different groups of molecules are commonly encountered. Each is broken down into its molecular components by specific enzymes:

This is an enzyme, one of the most important proteins in the body.

Scientists visualize the structure of a key enzyme that makes triglycerides -- A first look at the structure of the lipin enzyme. The structure shows how two essential regions (colored blue and pink), located on opposite ends of the protein in humans, come together to form a function enzyme to help make triglycerides. Credit: Stony Brook University

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Glycolysis is the first step in cellular respiration. One molecule of glucose is broken down into two pyruvic acid molecules, releasing ATP and NADH.

II. Chemical Reactions A. Chemical reactions: is a process that changes, or transforms one set of chemicals into another by changing bonds between atoms – 1. Can occur quickly or slowly B. Chemical reactions have two parts: – 1. Reactants: elements or compounds that enter the reaction (what you start with) – 2. Products: elements or compounds that are produced (what you end up with)

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