What is a sequence of enzyme-mediated chemical reactions called?

Answer 1

An orderly sequence of reactions with specific enzymes acting at each step is metabolic pathways. A metabolic pathway has an orderly sequence of reaction steps, that may be biosynthetic or degradative, which uses specific enzymes for each reaction step.

Answer 2

1. When the substrate and enzyme are in the same area, they bind and form an E-S complex.2. The enzyme undergoes conformational change by grabbing on to the substrate at the active site.3. Substrates are converted to products in the process of catalysis. 4. Products are released, and the unchanged enzyme is released and recycled.

Answer 3

A sequence of enzyme-mediated chemical reactions is called a metabolic pathway. Enzymes facilitate these reactions by speeding up the conversion of substrates into products at each step of the pathway.

Answer 4

1. substrate and enzyme bind

2. enzyme undergoes conformational change

3. substrates are converted to products

4. products are released

Answer 5

This is a metabolic pathway eg cellular respiration.

Answer 6

A sequence is step that follows one another orderly? True / False

Answer 7

A Biochemical Pathway