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341. When substrate combines the active site of an enzyme it induces a conformation change that enable enzyme it to perform:



342. Which of the following is an example of hydrolase.



343. Lock and key model for enzyme action proposed by Emil Fischer suggests that:



344. Enzyme works by lowering the ___ of the reaction they catalyze:



345. Coenzyme requires:



346. Enzymes increase the rate of reaction by:



347. At equilibrium, a scientist added more substrate and observed and increase in the rate of the reaction which soon declined. He added some more substrate but this time the rate of the reaction remain unaffected. What was the reason



348. Most enzymes have an optimum temperature of around



349. What is "Flavin adenine dinucleotide"?



350. The enzymes enable the conversion of substrates into products by:



351. Most enzymes have optimum temperature of around:



352. At temperature higher than optimum, enzyme activity decreases due to:



353. Considering enzyme action minimum temperature is the term used when:



354. Enzyme succinate dehydrogenase converts succinate into:



355. Which of following is an example of competitive inhibitors:



356. If inhibitor bind to another site of enzyme rather than the active site then it is referred as:



357. Competitive inhibitors compete with?



358. They are inhibitors of key enzymes in the nervous system



359. The structure of an enzyme is altered by:



360. Chemical substance that can react with an enzyme faster than real substance and without producing a product is: