where a reaction takes place in an enzyme

something you wear on your legs

short section of DNA that codes for a characteristic like eye colour

the centre of the atom

small unit that makes up DNA

the brain of the cell

molecule made of many smaller molecules joined together

used to fill in walls

binds to an enzyme

the way bases bond together in DNA (Adenine to Thymine and Guanine to Cytosine)

the way people are matched on dating apps

they way people run round the rounders pitch

a new chocolate bar

the shape of DNA

an enemy of Doctor Who

biological catalyst

a new planet

the leaf of a plant

something found in car exhausts

something that speeds up a reaction

a genetically engineered cat that can write shopping lists for you

place where people keep fit

place on an enzyme, specially shaped so the substrate can bind to it

somewhere workmen put up buildings

molecule that binds to an enzyme

passageway under a road

an underground train

model for how doors work, using locks and keys

model for how enzymes work, with enzymes being the lock and substrates being the key

theory behind canal boat travel

when an enzyme dies

when an enzyme stops working permanently because it has been heated to too high a temperature so the protein chains unravel and the enzyme changes shape

when an area is destroyed due to climate change and animals and plants die