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Enzyme - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Enzymes are proteins. The functioning of the enzyme is determined by the shape of the protein. The arrangement of molecules on the enzyme produces ... Space filling model of an enzyme working on glucose. Note the shape change in the enzyme (indicated by the red arrows) after glucose has fit into the binding or active site.
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summarizes basic theories of enzymology ... Many methods currently on record in the literature are not in wide use, and there are still large areas of medical research in which the diagnostic potential of enzyme reactions has not been explored at all.
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Definition from the Phoenix5 Prostate cancer glossary dictionary. ... From Phoenix5's Prostate Cancer Glossary ... enzyme; Definition: (EN-zime) A protein that speeds up chemical reactions in the body, e.g., an enzyme in the saliva of the mouth helps to break down the food.
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ENZYME; Enzyme nomenclature database ... ENZYME is a repository of information relative to the nomenclature of enzymes. ... The ENZYME database is partially funded by the European Commission under FELICS, contract number 021902 (RII3) within the Research Infrastructure Action of the FP6 "Structuring the European Research...
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An enzyme is a protein molecule that speeds up chemical reactions. Each enzyme has a unique shape that determines its function. One enzyme works on one type of substrate. ... The enzyme, Amylase has a shape that allows its to wrap around starch(substrate) and cut it up into individual glucose units.
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IUBMB approved names for enzymes, the reaction, other names and references ... This page contains general information on enzyme nomenclature. It includes links to individual documents, and the number of these will increase as more sections of the enzyme list are revised. Links to other relevant databases are provided.
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