Chapter 7 + 8 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a first order reaction

A

Depends on just substrate

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2
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What is a metalloenzyme

A

Enzyme tightly binds metal ions for structure and function often transition metals

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3
Q

What is metal activated enzyme

A

Enzyme weakly binds metal ions often alkali and alkaline earth metals

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4
Q

What do metal ions do

A

Stabilize increased electron density

Enhance nucleophilicity of a group

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5
Q

Ionizable groups are most effective as H donor or acceptor ________

A

Close to pka

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6
Q

Good nucleophiles are ____ form

And examples are

A

Base form (neg)

Hydroxyl
Sulfhydryl
Amino
Imidazole

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7
Q

What is proximity and orientation effect

A

Bring substrates and reactive groups close to increase concentration increasing proximity and can orient for efficient catalysis

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8
Q

What does enzyme activity increase at high temperatures

A

Enzyme denatures

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9
Q

Explain how penicillin works

A

D-ala D-also goes through covalent catalysis normal function

D-ala D-ala looks like penicillin penicillin gets covalently bound and irreversible so bacteria dies and feel better

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10
Q

What happens when increase [I]

A

Alpha increase
Km app increases
More inhibition

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11
Q

What happens when decrease Ki

A

Alpha will increase

Tighter I binding

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12
Q

What happens when increase substrate in competitive inhibition

A

V max

Km and alpha neglect

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13
Q

2 things true about competitive inhibitors

A

Binding of substrate is exclusive

Substrate and inhibition are substrate or transition state analogs

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14
Q

Competitive inhibition effect on V max and Km

A

Km increase

V max doesn’t change

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15
Q

What is affected in uncompetitive inhibitions and by what factor

A

V Max and Km are affected equally by factor of 1/alpha prime

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16
Q

When is Km equal to Kd

A

When K2 is so much smaller than K1

17
Q

What does the Michaelis menten equation describe

A

The kinetics of simple one substrate reactions

18
Q

Michaelis constant Km is

A

Substrate concentration that yields 1/2 Vmax

19
Q

What is a turnover number

A

K2 or kcat

20
Q

What is measure of enzyme efficiency

A

K cat / Km

21
Q

In a sequential reaction a ____ is formed

A

Ternary complex

22
Q

What is the catalytic triad and function of each component

A

Serine histidine and aspartate

Aspartate orients his

His serves to position serine and polarizes hydroxyl (makes neg by taking proton from serine) the neg alkoxide is a good nucleophile
(General base)

See stabilizes covalent catalysis