Enzyme

Enzymes
Category	Protein

Enzymes are special proteins which can be crafted in  ribosomes

and are used into 

 catalyzer

to enable specific recipes to be catalyzed.

Some enzymes are used for other purposes or crafts (eg.  luciferin

used to produce lights).

For a list of all recipes, check the  catalyser page .

 ADP Synthase

ADP Synthase is an enzyme that able to catalyzed new  ADP .

 Alcohol Dehydrogenase

Alcohol Dehydrogenase is an enzyme used to turn  NADH

back to 

 NAD

by producing 

 Ethanol

and 

 Carbon Dioxide

as byproduct.

 Base Pair Ligase

This enzyme is used to join two complementary  nucleobases .

 Glycolysis

Glycolysis is the simplest way to store energy by turning  ADP

into 

 ATP . This reaction use  glucose

but doesn't need 

 oxygen .

 Krebs Cycle

This enzyme encompass multiple enzymes used in the Krebs cycle. This cycle, occuring in mytochondria, is a sequence of complex reactions reducing  NAD

into 

 NADH

that will be used in an 

 electron transport chain

to produce energy. It need 

 Acetyl-CoA , produced in other metabolic pathways.

 Luciferase

Luciferase is an enzyme able to alter  luciferin

to make it emit light.

 NAD/NADP Transhydrogenase

NAD/NADP Transhydrogenase is a reaction used to swap reduced versions of  NAD

and 

 NADP .

 NAD Synthase

This enzyme is used to synthetise new  NAD

but also to convert 

 NAD

into 

 NADP .

 Nucleobase Synthase

This enzyme is used to synthetize  nucleobases

from raw componets.

 Pentose Phosphate Pathway

Pentose phosphate pathway is a pathway used to produce  NADPH

and 

 ribose

which is used to synthesize many molecules.

 Pyruvate Carboxylase

Pyruvate Carboxylase is a reaction used to synthesize  oxaloacetate

from 

 pyruvate

to be used in Krebs cycle.

 Pyruvate Dehydrogenase

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase is a reaction that attach  pyruvate

obtained from 

 glycolysis

to produce 

 Acetyl-CoA

which is the main substrate for Krebs cycle.