Chapter 6: Section 6.3 Flashcards

1
Q

determines the rate of reaction & how it changes in response to changes in experimental parameters

A

enzyme kinetics

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2
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what affects the rate of enzyme-catalyzed reactions?

A

substrate concentration [S]

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3
Q

concentration of substrate changes during _____ reaction as substrate converts to ______

A

in vitro; product

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4
Q

what is V0?

A

initial rate/ initial velocity

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5
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when can substrate be regarded as constant?

A

when only the beginning of the reaction is monitored and over a small period where a small % of the substrate is converted to product

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6
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initial velocity can be seen as a function of ______

A

substrate concentration [S]

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7
Q

low concentrations of V0 ______ with increase in _____

A

increases; [S]

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8
Q

what happens when there is a high [S]?

A

V0 increases by smaller and smaller amounts in response to increase in [S]

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9
Q

point reached beyond increases in V0 are small as [S] ____

A

increases

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10
Q

V0 region is close to ______

A

Vmax

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11
Q

enzyme that catalyzes the reaction S<>P is present at a concentration ______ to catalyze the reaction at ____ of 1 micrometer per minute

A

sufficient; Vmax

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12
Q

what is Km?

A

Michaelis constant
0.5 micrometer

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13
Q

rate ____ as substrate converts to _____

A

declines; substrate

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14
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tangent to each curve taken at time equals _____ defines the initial velocity of each reaction

A

zero

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15
Q

What is the ES complex?

A

ES complex is the state in, which the active site of the enzyme is non-covalently bound to the substrate molecule(s)

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16
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What does the 1st enzyme do?

A

enzyme combines reversibly with its substrate complex in fast reversible step E+S k><k-1ES

17
Q

What does the 2nd enzyme do?

A

ES complex breaks down in a slower second step to yield free enzyme and reaction product P: ES k2><k-2 E+P

18
Q

initial velocity ignores _____ reaction

A

reverse

19
Q

slope = ?

A

delta initial velocity/ delta [S]

20
Q

what does a slower second reaction limit?

A

It limits the rate of overall reaction

21
Q

what is the overall rate proportional to?

A

proportional to the concentration of species that reacts in the 2nd step > ES

22
Q

Model mechanism

A

E+S > ES > E+P

23
Q

Step 1 of the mechanism

A

enzyme-substrate complex (ES) - rapid bimolecular step

24
Q

Step 2 of the mechanism

A

-ES forms product
-rate-limiting step
-net rate: combines rate constants from all steps [E] & [S]

25
Q

Characteristics of the enzyme inside of the cell

A

the enzyme concentration is low and limiting

26
Q

enzyme kinetics experiments hold ____ constant

A

[enzyme]

27
Q

equation of [substrate]

A

[substrate]tot = [S] + [ES] = [S]

28
Q

equation of rate

A

V = k = [ES]

29
Q

what happens when there is high [S]?

A

-the enzyme is saturated with substrate
-the reaction is zero order w/ respect [S]: ES _ E + P

30
Q

what is pseudo?

A

first-order reaction overall since the rate depends on # of active sites
-only more enzymes increase the reaction rate

31
Q

what forms of enzyme exist when there a reaction where the enzyme is catalyzed?

A

2 forms
-free/ uncombined form E
-combined form ES