Enzymes and Catalysts

This video will discuss the basics of chemical reactions and the functions of enzymes as a catalyst.
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Key Words:
Enzyme
Catalyst
Protein
Amino acid
Exothermic
Exogonic
Endothermic
Endergonic
Chemical reaction
Organic
Carbon
Hydrolysis
Dehydration synthesis
Activation energy
Active site
Chemistry

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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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Glad you liked... thanks for watching

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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🥺🥰
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Great video! Reviewing this concept before learning ABG's.

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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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1:17 Isn't it that energy is absorbed when bonds are broken rather than released?

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why amino acid are attracted to each other during protein synthesis ?

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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 ?

[@BeverlyBiology]

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.

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[@charmainecruz9986]

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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Thanks for the compliment.... I usually only have time to make more videos during my summer vacation. Teaching is a full time job plus I also coach in my spare time. Sadly I do not take requests.

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At 4:20 chemical energy should be chemical reactions

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(Ex)othermic ( exit)

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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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DINA Adel 5 and pH xD

[@ScienceFan1859]

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!

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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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