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Enzymes

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A level Biology Note on Enzymes, created by mbaker25 on 02/06/2013.

Note by mbaker25, updated more than 1 year ago

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Enzymes speed up chemical reactions

They catalyse metabolic reactions

Intracellular-within cellsExtracellular-outside cells, e.g. in the blood and digestive system

Enzymes are globular proteins; they have an active site, which has a specific shape. The specific shape of the active site is determined by the enzyme's tertiary structure. The shape of the substrate has to be complementary.

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