I learned more in this short video about enzymes than I've learned since taking BIO 210 beginning at the end of August. Thanks for all your videos! Very helpful
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1. By reducing the energy required to start a chemical reaction 2. Energy 3. Because the energy is absorbed 4. Because the energy is released 5. Heat 6. Substrate 7. Active site
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I wouldn't say the enzymes are "killed". This implies enzymes are living organisms. It would be correct to say cooking "denatures" enzymes. This means the high heat destroys the molecule.
lock and key is just enzyme & substrate. induced fit is when the enzyme wraps around the substrate to do a multitude of things to the product like make the enzyme more stable or just provide a more stable enviroment. I know you posted 7 months ago but answering this question is helping me learn or remember for myself . :)
You used a nuclear reaction as your example of chemical reaction. Chem reactions rearrange electron relationships (bonds) Nucleus unaffected. nuke reactions change element (change nucleus) H fused with H creates He in your example. rest of video is tight!
So let me guess something about your screen name... the 1859 is in reference to Darwin's book "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection." Am I correct?
I learned more in this short video about enzymes than I've learned since taking BIO 210 beginning at the end of August. Thanks for all your videos! Very helpful
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I am medicine student but don't not have enough knowledge about enzyme
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Thank you very much for this video, it will help me pass my incoming exam in biochemistry🥺🥰
This video explains everything into details. There's so much more that I have learned from this video than in the online class. Thank you!
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Excellent!! Now I can visualize hydrolysis and dehydrolysis. Now, I understand catalysis and its' inverse negative catalysis!
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1. By reducing the energy required to start a chemical reaction
2. Energy
3. Because the energy is absorbed
4. Because the energy is released
5. Heat
6. Substrate
7. Active site
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Great video! Reviewing this concept before learning ABG's.
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You commented this 5 months ago. How's life now?
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I've read from other references that heat is not a catalyst because technically the scientific definition of a catalyst is a "substance "
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Its worth watching the video.. will you please upload the video on mechanism of action of enzyme( Acid- base catalysis, covalent catalysis etc)
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This was so useful!!!
1:17 Isn't it that energy is absorbed when bonds are broken rather than released?
At 4:20 chemical energy should be chemical reactions
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Well put together
This video is helpful .
Thank you so much for making this video. So I am assuming live food has enzymes but once you cook the food you kill all the enzymes correct ?
I wouldn't say the enzymes are "killed". This implies enzymes are living organisms. It would be correct to say cooking "denatures" enzymes. This means the high heat destroys the molecule.
why amino acid are attracted to each other during protein synthesis ?
Thanks for the video it helped a lot
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What is the difference between locl and key theory and induced fit theory
lock and key is just enzyme & substrate. induced fit is when the enzyme wraps around the substrate to do a multitude of things to the product like make the enzyme more stable or just provide a more stable enviroment. I know you posted 7 months ago but answering this question is helping me learn or remember for myself . :)
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You used a nuclear reaction as your example of chemical reaction. Chem reactions rearrange electron relationships (bonds) Nucleus unaffected. nuke reactions change element (change nucleus) H fused with H creates He in your example. rest of video is tight!
So let me guess something about your screen name... the 1859 is in reference to Darwin's book "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection." Am I correct?
Maybe you could find a graphic for decomposition of H2O2 into H2O + O2. thats a chem reaction. 1859? change the subject? Eschew obfuscation!
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a product is an illusion of a chemical reaction.... ha ..ah
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