02. ENZYMES AND BIOENERGETICS Flashcards

1
Q

protein catalysts that increase the velocity of a chemical reaction and are not consumed during the reaction they catalyze

A

enzymes

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2
Q

classes of enzymes

A
oxidoreductases
transferases
hydrolases
lyases
isomerases
ligases
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3
Q

properties of enzymes

A

active site
efficient
specific
require cofactors

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4
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bind in a transient dissociable manner either to the enzyme or to a substrate

A

cofactor

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5
Q

serve as recyclable shuttles - or group transfer agents - that transport many substrats from their point of generation to their point of utilization

A

coenzyme

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6
Q

enzymes work by

A

lowering the free energy of activation

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7
Q

enzymes that follow michaelis-menten kinetics have a ________ curve

A

hyperbolic

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8
Q

____ Km has _____ substrate affinity

A

HIGH Km = LOW substrate affinity

LOW Km = HIGH substrate affinity

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9
Q

Above Km

A

zero order kinetics

rate not affected by [S]

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10
Q

Below Km

A

first order kinetics

rate directly proportional to [S]

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11
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increase in temperature =

A

increase in reaction rate

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12
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very high temperature =

A

decrease in reaction rate due to denaturation

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13
Q

reciprocal of the michaelis menten equation

A

lineweaver burk plot

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14
Q

lineweaver burk plot

A

used to calculate Km and Vmax

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15
Q
Competitive inhibition:
mechanism
reversal
Km
Vmax
A
Competitive inhibition:
mechanism - competes for binding site
reversal - increase [S]
Km - increased
Vmax - not changed
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16
Q
Non-competitive inhibition:
mechanism
reversal
Km
Vmax
A
Non-competitive inhibition:
mechanism - bind somewhere else
reversal - increase [E]
Km - not changed
Vmax - lowered
17
Q

kinase

A

attach phosphatase

18
Q

phosphokinase

A

remove phosphatase

19
Q

ΔG

A

net loss of energy (exergonic)

spontaneous reaction

20
Q

ΔG > 0

A

net gain of energy (endergonic)

not a spontaneous reaction

21
Q

ΔG = 0

A

equilibrium

forward and backward reactions are equal

22
Q

ΔG

A

standard free energy change

23
Q

Enthalpy -
Entropy +

Spontaneous?

A

YES. Always

24
Q

Enthalpy +
Entropy -

Spontaneous?

A

NO. Always

25
Q

Enthalpy +
Entropy +

Spontaneous?

A

MAYBE, but only at high temperatures

26
Q

Enthalpy -
Entropy -

Spontaneous?

A

MAYBE, but only at low temperatures

27
Q

greatest quantitative source of high energy phosphate in aerobic organisms

A

oxidative phosphorylation

28
Q

In glycolysis, ATP is generated in 2 steps

A

1,3 BPG + ADP -> 3PG + ATP (physphoglycerate kinase)

PEP + ADP -> pyruvate + ATP (pyruvate kinase)

29
Q

in the citric acid cycle, ATP is generated in 1 step

A

syccinyl CoA + ADP > succinate + ATP (succinyl thiokinase)

30
Q

2 electron carriers used in ETC

A

NAD

FAD

31
Q

NAD is derived from which vitamin

A

niacin B3

32
Q

FAD is derived from which vitamin

A

riboflavin B2