This section reviews the Gibbs Free Energy equations, spontaneous and nonspontaneous reactions, and the equilibrium constant.
This section goes over enzyme characteristics, the classes of enzymes, and what a cofactor and active site is.
Enzyme kinetics looks at how an enzyme will speed up the rate of a reaction.
Fundamentally, this process starts with an enzyme, commonly denoted as E, and a substrate, S, and pairs them together to get the ES complex. From here, the reaction is catalyzed and the end result is E and P (product).
This section reviews reversible and irreversible inhibition, as well as methods of catalysis.
This section reviews the pathway of Chymotrypsin while defining some terminology.