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Biology intervention Task for Chapter 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The unique shape of the active site fits with the unique shape of the substrate which fits in perfectly so the enzyme is able to form a enzyme substrate complex which means that the enzyme is able to perform its actions. After the reaction had occurred, the active site remains the same but the substrate has now turned into the products which is split into two of the former substrate. This is called the lock and key method.
- - - - Protease break down proteins to form amino acids
      - Lipeaes breaks down lipids to get glycerol or fatty acids
      - Carbohydra breaks down starch using amylase creating maltose and other sugars
      - Showing all of the above this proves that enzymes come in very different types and have very different roles from one another. This would also back up the previous point that the active sites of each enzyme are very specific s9 only one enzyme can react with the substrate or else other substrates would react with other active sites which would denature the enzyme from its functions.
- - - - % change in mass = final mass - 8nitial mass / initial mass x 100
    - - When you plot the points on a graph, it should show a downwards curve which means that the higher the sucrose solutions concentration, lower % change in mass,