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Enzyme
Protein or non-protein molecule that accelerates biochemical reactions without being changed or consumed.
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Enzyme
Protein or non-protein molecule that accelerates biochemical reactions without being changed or consumed.
Catalyst
Agent that increases the rate of a chemical reaction by lowering the required activation energy.
Activation Energy
Minimum energy needed for a reaction to begin, often reduced by the presence of a catalyst.
Substrate
Reactant molecule that binds to a catalyst and is transformed into different products.
Product
Molecule or molecules formed as a result of a chemical transformation involving a catalyst.
Enzyme-Substrate Complex
Temporary structure formed when a reactant binds to a catalyst, enabling transformation into products.
Biochemical Reaction
Chemical process occurring within living organisms, often accelerated by specific protein molecules.
Protein
Large biomolecule composed of amino acids, often functioning as a biological catalyst in cells.
Reactant
Initial molecule that undergoes chemical change during a reaction, often interacting with a catalyst.
Transformation
Process in which a reactant is converted into one or more different molecules during a reaction.
Structure
Three-dimensional arrangement of atoms in a molecule, crucial for the function of biological catalysts.
Rate
Speed at which a chemical process occurs, often increased by the presence of a catalyst.