Chapter 12 Review Flashcards
Competitive Inhibition
Vmax = same Km = increasing
Uncompetitive Inhibition
Vmax = decreasing Km = decreasing
v0 =
k2 [ES]
vmax =
k2 [E]T
v0= ?/?
vmax[S]/Km+[S]
_____ and _____ are specific for specific systems
Km and kcat
kcat is
the rate of catalysis (aka turnover #) ; tells you how fast it is working. Dependent on how much enzyme
Km is
k-1 +k2/k1 ; Michaelis constant
v0 =
initial velocity (where t = 0) ; v0 = (vmax [S])/(Km+[S])
vmax =
the max velocity of a reaction occurs at high substrate concentration when the enzyme is saturated (when it is entirely in the ES form)
kcat/Km can’t be greater than
1
kcat/Km is the
second-order rate constant of enzymatic reaction ; the measure of an enzyme’s catalytic efficiency
Ordered Bidistribution Reaction
Fosfomycin must bind first then L-cys will bind and product will be
Random Bisubstrate Reaction
It can bind in any order but both must be bound to get products
Double Displacement Bisubstrate Reaction
Don’t encounter each other until enzyme is present