Enzymes flashcards
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This Enzymes flashcards page on GoConqr gathers user-made decks on enzyme basics, cofactors, inhibition and enzyme kinetics. It is for school students practising recall for GCSE and A-level Biology, and teachers looking for ready-made revision material. There are over 270 flashcard decks by more than 230 users. Choose a deck and start revising.
Flashcards
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21 cardsEnzyme Inhibition What are the 2 types of enzyme inhibitors?
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10 cardsCofactors What are cofactors?
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11 cardsFLASHCARDS: 2.5 - Enzymes
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8 cardsEnzymes chapter 3
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10 cardsENZYMES At what temperature do enzymes denature?
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28 cards1.4 Enzymes How do you test for protein?
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30 cardsEnzymes
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20 cardsEdexcel GCSE Biology - Enzymes What is an Enzyme?
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30 cardsEnzymes What are enzymes? (3)
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22 cardsAll the Named Enzymes You Ever Needed to Know Adenylate Cyclase (also known as Adenylyl Cyclase)
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31 cardsMCAT Bio: Enzymes Practice for MCAT biology, focus on different types of enzymes.
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27 cardsB2B: Enzymes and Genetics Up until: Uses of enzymes
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44 cardsOrganisms and life processes (enzymes) why do you get cramps if a 'burst' of physical activity is continued for too long?
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11 cardsIB Biology 7.6 Enzymes (HL) 7.6.1 State that metabolic pathways consist of chains and cycles of enzyme-catalysed reactions
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29 cardsEnzymes How does increasing the concentration of substrates or enzymes affect enzymatic activity?
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24 cards2.5 - Enzymes What is an enzyme?
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40 cardsB2 Keywords
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26 cardsProteins and Enzyme Action Two types of Proteins
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36 cardsEnzyme action What do enzymes do?
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19 cardsAdditional Biology - Enzymes What are proteins made of?
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31 cardsBiology GCSE Definition of Osmosis
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14 cardsBiology 2.5 Flashcards (Mel) What are protein molecules made of and what do they do?
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12 cardsBiology Topic 2.3 What is the function of the pancreas?
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18 cardsEnzyme inhibitors What are the 2 types of enzyme inhibitors?
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16 cardsEnyzmes 1 What is activation energy?
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14 cardsEnzymes What is an enzyme?
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14 cardsFactors Effecting Enzyme Action Name 4 factors that effect enzyme action:
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21 cardsBiology-Enzymes Unit4 What is an enzyme?
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12 cardsBiology - Proteins and enzymes flashcards Proteins and enzymes
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14 cardscatalysts + enzymes What is a catalyst?
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8 cardsB1.2 B1.2 What happens in cells
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16 cardsEnzymes what's is an enzyme
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20 cardsEnzymes SAC Flashcards Integral terms and key concepts concerning Enzymes
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17 cardsFactors affecting enzyme activity What does a higher temperature cause?
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11 cardsEnzyme Action What are enzymes used as?
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7 cardsFactors affecting enzymes Effect of heat on enzymes
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18 cardsB3 Cells, Proteins and Enzymes
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11 cardsEnzymes
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10 cards4. Enzymes What is metabolism, and it's different forms?
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17 cardsAQA Enzymes What do you call a molecule that fits into the active site of an enzyme?
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About enzymes flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the enzymes flashcards cover
The decks offer questions and terms on enzyme action, active sites, cofactors and inhibition. Cofactors asks about their types and roles, while Enzyme Inhibition covers competitive and non-competitive inhibitors. Other decks focus on factors affecting enzyme activity and enzyme kinetics.
Where to start
Try an Enzymes deck with questions about enzymes and active sites if you want to practise the vocabulary first. Several decks share that title, so look at the cards to find one that suits your revision. For a course-specific starting point, there are also decks named Edexcel GCSE Biology - Enzymes and A Level Biology - Enzymes.
Revise with the cards
Read each prompt and try to recall the answer before checking it. Return to the cards you found difficult, then switch to a mind map or note on the unit page if you need to revisit an idea in a different format. Pick a deck that matches the topic you are working on.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
An Enzymes deck with questions about enzymes and active sites is a useful place to begin practising the terms. There are several decks with that title, so check their cards to find one that fits what you want to revise. You can then move on to a deck about cofactors or inhibition.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. If you want to make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps or notes, a free account lets you do that and also saves your quiz scores.
Are there flashcards for GCSE and A-level Biology?
Yes. The listing includes Edexcel GCSE Biology - Enzymes and A Level Biology - Enzymes. School students can use these alongside the other decks to practise recall, while teachers can look through the cards for ready-made revision material. Check the prompts in a deck to see whether it matches your current topic.