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Enzymes: Catalysts and Classification
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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of enzymes, including their catalytic power, specificity, and classification based on the type of reaction catalyzed. It explains the role of proteins and cofactors in enzyme function, as well as the relationship between equilibrium constants and free energy changes. The lecture also delves into transition state theory, highlighting the importance of activation energy in determining reaction rates.
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