Chapter 7 Flashcards
Zero order reaction
rate does not depend on concentration of substrate
Velocity or rate of reaction is determined by measuring
how much A disappears as a function of time and how much B appears as a functionof time
First order concentration
Rate depends on concentration of substrate
When the substrate concentration is low, an enzyme
reaction
* a. will display zero-order kinetics.
* b. will display first-order kinetics.
* c. will display second-order kinetics.
* d. will denature and cease to function
b. will display first-order kinetics.
initial velocity (V0) for each substrate concentration is determined from the slope of the curve at …
the beginning of a reaction
Km is the substrate concentration that yields
1/2 Vmax
Low Km indicates
high affinity between enzyme and substrate
Michaelis constant KM is related to the
rate constants of individual steps in catalytic scheme
Wehn V==1/2 Vmax, the Km =
[S]
Hexokinase catalyzes the phosphorylation of glucose and fructose by ATP. Km for glucose is 0.15mmol/L, whereas that for fructose is 1.5mmol/L. Assume V max is the same for both glucose and fructose and the enzyme displays hyperbolic kinetics.
For which substrate does hexokinase have the great affinity?
Also, the comparison of the two sugars for hexokinase indicates which sugar is preferred as a nutrient?
fructose, fructose
glucose, fructose
fructose, glucose
glucose, glucose
glucose, glucose
Michaelis Menten equation manipulated into one that yields ________ by equation called
straight line
Lineweaver Burk equation
Advantages for lineweaver burkplot
- Straight line so easier to determine how well points fit in straight line than to a curve
- effects of inhibitors on reaction can be analyzed more easily
KM value is approximately the substrate concentration of the enzyme in _____
vivo
k2/kcat
turnover number of enzyme
number of substrate molecules converted into production per second
What is the measure of maximum catalytic efficiency?
k2/kcat