BioChem enzymes Flashcards

1
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proteins that act as catalysts, compounds that increase the rate of chemical reactions

A

enzymes

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2
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biological importance of enzymes

A
  1. synthesis
  2. oxidation
  3. hydrolysis
  4. tautomeric changes
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3
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organic substances which may exist free or loosely attached to the enzyme that helps assist in the activation of a chemical reaction

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coenzyme

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4
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substance that convert the pro-enzyme or zymogen into the active enzymes

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activators

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5
Q

combination of apoenzyme and coenzyme

A

holoenzyme

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6
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the protein part to which the co-enzyme attaches itself or is attached in the enzyme-coenzyme systems

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apoenzyme

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7
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coenzyme that cannot be removed from its attachment with an enzyme using dialysis

A

prosthetic group

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8
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inorganic activators existing as a part of the enzyme molecule

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metaloenzyme

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9
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inactive form of enzymes

A

zymogen

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10
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inhibits enzyme activity

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anti-enzyme

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11
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substance acted upon by the enzyme and is converted into a new substance

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substrate

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12
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substances derived from a transformed substrate

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product

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13
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sequence of amino acids joined by peptide bonds

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primary structure

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14
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conformation of the steric arrangement or conformation of the segments of polypeptide chain

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secondary structure

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15
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arises from the interactions among side chains/groups of polymer chain

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tertiary structure

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16
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folded structure of an enzyme

A

tertiary structure

17
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refers to the relationship between subunits

A

quaternary structure

18
Q

what are the classifications of enzymes

A
  1. oxidoreductases
  2. transferases
  3. hydrolases
  4. lyases
  5. isomerases
  6. ligases
19
Q

2 forms of oxidoreductase

A
  1. reduction
  2. oxidation
20
Q

addition of hydrogen to a double bond

A

reduction

21
Q

removal of hydrogen to cleave a double bond

A

oxidation

22
Q

move and interact groups of atoms from on molecule to another ; gives information about liver damage

A

transferases

23
Q

splitting of molecules with water as a part of the reaction process

A

hydrolases

24
Q

splitting molecules (lysis)

A

lyases

25
Q

conversion of one isomer to another

A

isomerases

26
Q

formation between two molecules to form a longer molecule

A

ligases

27
Q

enzyme variant

similar activity typically appearing in specific tissue, organs and cell organelles of organisms and the same species

A

isoenzyme

28
Q

enzyme variant

same enzymatic activity, which are specific for different biological species

A

heteroenzymes

29
Q

enzyme variant

same enzymatic activity, which are specie specific for different biological species

A

alloenzymes

30
Q

secreted by liver into the plasma

A

plasma specific enzymes

31
Q

does not have specific function in plasma

A

non-plasma specific enzyme

32
Q

enzymes found only in the cell sap

A

unilocular enzymes

33
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enzymes found in the mitochondria and cell sap

A

bilocular enzymes