How Enzymes Work Crossword

The_ of the Enzyme is so specific that only one substrate can fit into the active site.
Every Enzyme has a optimun _ at which it functions best.
Protein that speeds up reaction in cells_
What enzymes bind together or break down_
The suffix that enzymes usually end in_
Enzyme type that breaks down protein_
Something that changes the rate of a chemical reaction without being changed itself_
Lowering the activation energy makes the reacting take place much_
The fit between an enzyme and the substrate is so precise that is often compared to a _.
Enzymes belong to this group of organic compounds_
The enzyme and substrate bind together by intermolecular forces to form an_.
The binding of an _ to a regulatory site stabilizes the shape that has functional active site
A pocket or groove on the enzyme into which substrate molecules must fit_.
The elements or compounds that enter into a chemical reaction_.
If an enzyme has lots its shape, it is said to have become_.
When chemical bonds are broken or formed,_ will be released or absorbed.
Every Enzyme has an optimum _ at which it functions the best. ( not Temp)
When an inhibitor binds to an allosteric site on an enzyme, changing the shape of the active site
Many Enzymes required nonprotein helpers for catalytic activity
When an inhibitor binds to the active site of an enzyme_.