CH-3 Enzymes

An activated enzyme made of polypeptide chain and a co-factor is:

Koshland in 1959 proposed the modified form of:

The detachable co-factor of an enzyme (if it is an inorganic ion) is called as:

Medium required for enzymes vigorous activity:

Every enzyme functions effectively at:

The enzyme involved in the cellular respiration in the eukaryotes are found in:

The active site of an enzyme is composed of binding site and:

The optimum pH value of pancreatic lipase is:

Almost all enzymes are:

Even Traces of enzymes can bring about change in large amount of:

Photosynthesis:

Inhibitors:

Enzymes:

Activation energy:

Emil Fisher:

Amino acid:

Optimum pH value for pepsin is:

Chemical nature of enzymes is:

The enzymes are sensitive to:

Who proposed "lock and key model" to study enzyme-substrate interaction:

The enzyme minus its co-enzyme is referred to as:

Non protein components of enzymes are known as:

Consider this reaction A + B → C + D + energy

And un-catalysed reaction requires a:

Many enzymes function by _______ the activation energy of the reaction:

The binding of the substrate to the enzyme alters the structure of the enzyme:

An enzyme is generally named by adding ______ to the end of the name of the:

Enzyme function as:

When the final product of the metabolic pathway turn off the first step of the metabolic pathway it is:

The enzymes are classified into:

Non protinious part of hollow enzyme is:

The function of competitive inhibitors is defined by there ability to interact or bind to:

What is cofactor:

Zn⁺² is an inorganic activator for enzyme:

DDT and parathion are inhibitors of key enzymes in: