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Enzymes : Mind Map - Coggle Diagram
Enzymes : Mind Map
Enzyme regulation - Article 1
Enzyme-substrate
complexes
Induced fit
it is a unique fit on an enzyme that will conform to the shape of the substrate that it comes in contact with.
Definition: a temporary molecule formed when a substrate binds to an activation site to speed up a chemical reaction.
Enzymes and the active site - Article 2
activators
inhibitors
allosteric regulation
cofactors/enzymes
feedback inhibition
feedback inhibition is a mechanism where an end product will bond to an earlier stage of its growth in order to stop or speed up the reaction taking place.
A cofactor is a non protein chemical compound that some enzymes require in order to properly function
occurs when a molecule bonds to a specific allosteric site which is different from the activation site. triggers a shift in shape which can either make it easier or harder for it to bind to other substrates.
a molecule that will bond to an enzyme that will either slow down or stop its activity
activators are molecules or ions that bind to enzymes in order to speed up or in crease their activity as a catalyst
