2.3 Enzyme Kinetics Flashcards

1
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michaelis menten plot

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2
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Km

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substrate concentration at half vmax

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3
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high km =

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low affinity of enzyme for substrate

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4
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low km =

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high affinity of enzyme for substrate

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5
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vmax

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the maximum reaction rate for a given enzyme concentration

all enzyme are saturated with subtrate

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6
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michaelis-menten equation

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7
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V0

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initial velocity

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8
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cooperative enzymes

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Enzymes with multiple subunits and multiple active sites

enzymes that result in a sigmoidal michaelis-menten plot rather than hyberbolic

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9
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positively cooperative binding

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after one ligand is bound, the affinity of the enzyme for further ligands increases

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10
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negatively cooperative binding

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after one ligand is bound, the affinity of the enzyme for further ligands decreases

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11
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what numerical value represents cooperativity

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Hill’s Coefficient

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12
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Kcat

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the number of substrate molecules converted to products per second

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13
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large Kcat value means…

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the enzyme is converting a high number of substrate very quickly

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14
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small Kcat value means…

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the enzyme is slowly converting substrate to product

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15
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an efficient enzyme will have a — kcat value and a — km value

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an efficient enzyme will have a high kcat value and a small km value

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16
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the [smaller/larger] the kcat/km value, the more efficient the enzyme

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the larger the kcat/km value, the more efficient the enzyme