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    Enzymes are complex chemicals that control reactions in living cells by acting as biochemical catalysts that speed up reactions. An enzyme combines with its substrate to form a short-lived complex, and once the reaction occurs the complex breaks apart into products and the unchanged enzyme, which is then free to interact with more substrate. The three most common types of enzymes are lipase, protease, and carbohydrase. Enzyme mechanisms include induced fit and tight binding of intermediates, and regulation occurs through thermodynamics, availability, and allostery.

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    Enzymes are complex chemicals that control reactions in living cells by acting as biochemical catalysts that speed up reactions. An enzyme combines with its substrate to form a short-lived complex, and once the reaction occurs the complex breaks apart into products and the unchanged enzyme, which is then free to interact with more substrate. The three most common types of enzymes are lipase, protease, and carbohydrase. Enzyme mechanisms include induced fit and tight binding of intermediates, and regulation occurs through thermodynamics, availability, and allostery.

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    Swami Vivekanand University

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    Enzymes are complex chemicals that control reactions in living cells by acting as biochemical catalysts that speed up reactions. An enzyme combines with its substrate to form a short-lived complex, and once the reaction occurs the complex breaks apart into products and the unchanged enzyme, which is then free to interact with more substrate. The three most common types of enzymes are lipase, protease, and carbohydrase. Enzyme mechanisms include induced fit and tight binding of intermediates, and regulation occurs through thermodynamics, availability, and allostery.

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    SWAMI VIVEKANAND UNIVERSITY

    NEHA ,ANKITA ,Mr. RAJEEV SHUKLA , Ms. PRIYANKA Email id-rkadvantage @ gmail.com.
    ENZYMES AND PROTEIN DRUGS DEFFINATION Enzymes are complex chemicals that control reactions in living cells. They are biochemical catalysts speeding up reactions that would otherwise happen too slowly. The chemical which an enzyme works on is called its substrate. An enzyme combines with its substrate to form a short-lived enzyme/substrate complex. Once a reaction has occurred, the complex breaks up into products and enzyme.

    E+S

    ES

    EP

    E+P

    The enzyme remains unchanged at the end of reaction and is free to interact again with more substrate.

    Different types of enzymes?

    A: The three most common enzymes are lipase, protease, and carbohydrase.

    Mechanism Topics
    Mechanisms
    Induced-fit Tight Binding of Ionic Intermediates Serine proteases Other proteases Lysozyme

    Regulation
    Thermodynamics Enzyme availability Allostery, revisited

    Refrence

    B. R. Rabin C.K. Kokate

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