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Students learn what enzymes can and cannot do in a reaction by hiring an enzyme for the job of catalyst from a set of candidates that may be exaggerating their qualifications. Students will: 1) evaluate the claims of each enzyme to determine if they violate the chemical and thermodynamic properties of enzymes; and 2) select...
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Students learn what enzymes can and cannot do in a reaction by hiring an enzyme for the job of catalyst from a set of candidates that may be exaggerating their qualifications. Students will: 1) evaluate the claims of each enzyme to determine if they violate the chemical and thermodynamic properties of enzymes; and 2) select the candidate who is honest about what a catalyst can do in a reaction.
Part four of five interactive exercises that investigate the role of thermodynamics in cell activity. Enzymes are critical to cell life. This is a vital and not easily understood concept. Very well written and well organized. Requires students to draw conclusions from information presented.
Marty Zahn (Faculty)
Part four of five interactive exercises that investigate the role of thermodynamics in cell activity. Enzymes are critical to cell life. This is a vital and not easily understood concept. Very well written and well organized. Requires students to draw conclusions from information presented.
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