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Substrate

Color the “Substrate” pieces red, Color the “Enzyme” pieces blue, Color the “Product” yellow Color the “Denatured Enzyme” green Title the paper LOCK AND KEY HYPOTHESIS (be as creative as you like). Cut out the “substrate”, “enzyme”, and “product”.

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Substrate

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  1. Color the “Substrate” pieces red, Color the “Enzyme” pieces blue, Color the “Product” yellow • Color the “Denatured Enzyme” green • Title the paper LOCK AND KEY HYPOTHESIS (be as creative as you like). • Cut out the “substrate”, “enzyme”, and “product”. • Place a substrate molecule on the far left of the paper (orientate so that it will fit with enzyme). • Write a + symbol next to the substrate. Place an enzyme next to the + symbol. • Label lock and key under the appropriate pictures. • Draw an arrow pointing to the enzyme area that the substrate will fit into. Label it the active site. • Draw an arrow to the right of the enzyme. • Take a second pair of enzyme/substrate cut-outs; arrange them fitting snugly together • in the same orientation to the right of the arrow. • Label this pair the Enzyme Substrate Complex. Draw an arrow to the right of the complex. • Position the product leaving the third enzyme. • Label the enzyme as reusable and draw an arrow back to the beginning. • Place the “Denatured Enzyme” at the lower left hand corner. • Place the Substrate above the active site of the denatured enzyme . • Show the teacher your work and then you can glue them on the paper. Substrate Substrate Product Enzyme Enzyme Enzyme Denatured Enzyme Substrate Substrate Substrate Substrate

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