Enzyme Cut-outs Activity

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Name Date Group Block Enzyme Cut-outs Activity Objective: Enzymes are proteins that help chemical reactions occur at a faster rate by lowering the energy needed for the reactions. First, the enzymes react with a substrate to form an enzymesubstrate complex (like a lock and key). Once this complex is formed, the substrate becomes a product or products and leaves the enzyme. The enzyme can then repeat the reaction with more substrate. The enzyme is shaped so it will react with only one specific substrate. On the next page are shapes of enzymes, substrates, and products. Your job will be to cut them out, manipulate them, glue them, and explain the reaction that occurs. Complete Parts A, B, C, D. Materials directions and class notes construction paper glue cut-out sheet scissors pen or pencil Part A Vocabulary define the following terms (hint: you can use your notes!) enzyme catalyst chemical reaction activation energy substrate active site denatured THEN fold your card strip into four sections. NEXT open your card strip and draw a line lengthwise along the middle THEN: color the diagrams on the white cardstock according to the following: Enzyme PINK Triangular Substrate - PURPLE Square Substrate 1 - YELLOW Product 1 - BLUE Square Substrate 2 - BLUE Product 2 - RED Rectangular Product - GREEN Part B: HYDROLYSIS 1. In the first block of your strip, label the TOP with the word Hydrolysis Then - Using the enzyme cut-out card stock paper, cut out all of the triangular shaped enzymes, substrates, and products. 2. ACROSS THE TOP: Organize the cut outs on the remaining blocks of your strip so the pieces demonstrate this equation: enzyme + substrate enzyme-substrate complex enzyme + product 1 + product 2 3. Glue the cut outs in the appropriate places on the construction paper and then label each block with the above terms.

Part C: DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS 1. In the first block of your strip, label the BOTTOM with the words Dehydration Synthesis Then - Using the enzyme cut-out card stock paper, cut out all of the square/rectangular shaped enzymes, substrates, and products. 2. ACROSS THE BOTTOM: Organize the cut outs on the remaining blocks of your strip so the pieces demonstrate this equation: Enzyme + substrate 1 + substrate 2 enzyme-substrate complex enzyme + product Part D: Graphing Each enzyme works best at a certain temperature and ph. Below or above an enzyme s optimal temperature or optimal ph, the reaction is slower. 1. Using the data table, graph the data to determine the optimum temperature for the enzyme catalase which speeds up the following reaction: H2O 2 H 2 O + O 2. ** Don t forget to include a title! 2. Describe the line that you graphed; what happens as the temperature increases? 3. What is the optimum temperature for which the enzyme activity is the greatest for this reaction? Temp ( o C) Reaction Rate (mol/min) 5 0 10 5 20 15 25 20 30 22.5 35 25 40 22.5 42.5 15 45 0 50 0 55 0 60 0

3. As with the previous sheet, glue and label the cutouts as the following compounds: Enzyme = Sucrase Substrates = glucose and fructose Product = sucrose 4. With the above terms and equation, explain what happened (write your explanation on the same side of construction paper). Use as many vocabulary words from Part A as you can. 4. Label the cutouts that you glued as the following compounds: Enzyme = lactase Substrate = lactose Products = glucose and galactose 5. With the above terms and equation, explain what happened (write your explanation on the same side of construction paper). Use as many vocabulary words from Part A as you can.

Part D Each enzyme works best at a certain temperature and ph. Below or above an enzyme s optimal temperature or optimal ph, the reaction is slower. 1. Using the table and grid below, graph the data to determine the optimum temperature for the enzyme catalase which speeds up the following reaction: H2O 2 H 2 O + O 2. Don t forget to include the title. 2. Describe the line that you just drew; what happens as temperature increases? 3. What is the optimum temperature for which the enzyme activity is the greatest for this reaction? Temp ( o C) Reaction Rate (mol/min) 5 0 10 5 20 15 25 20 30 22.5 35 25 40 22.5 42.5 15 45 0 50 0 55 0 60 0