Enzyme Action
Enzyme Action
- Problems exist with the lock and key hypothesis, including the induced fit model.
- The tertiary structure and specificity of an enzyme are important.
- Practical investigations often inquire about factors affecting an enzyme.
- Calculations of pH concentration may be required, using the formula pH = -log10 [H+].
- The topic also connects to genetics and genetic diseases.
- Determining if an inhibitor is competitive or non-competitive is vital.
- Specific skills required include answering graph and methodology questions.