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Energetics of protein action Flashcards

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1
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How does pH affect vMax?

A

Vmax will vary with pH

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When during enzyme catalysis is Gibbs free energy highest?

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When the enzyme-substrate complex forms

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3
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What are hydrolyses?

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Hydrolytic cleavages

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4
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What are polymerases?

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Polymerisation reactions

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5
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What are synthases?

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Synthesis

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6
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What are kinases and phosphatases?

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Add phosphate

Remove phosphate

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7
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What are isomerases?

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Rearrangements

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8
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What are oxido-reductases?

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Oxidise substrate

Reduce substrate

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9
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What are ATPases?

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Use ATP

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10
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What can an active site be divided into?

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Residues that interact

Catalytic residues

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What are the four things present in the different stages of a enzyme reaction?

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Substrate + Enzyme
Substrate + Enzyme complex
Substrate + Product complex
Substrate + Produt

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12
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What is the name of the three processes in the progress of a reaction?

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Binding
Catalysis
Release

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13
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What drives biochemical reactions?

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Changes in free energy

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14
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What makes a reaction spontaneous?

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Negative value of deltaG

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15
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How can we overcome the obstacle of non-spontaneous reactions?

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Coupling exergonic and endergonic reactions

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16
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What factors affect catalysis?

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Localisation of substrate
Orientation of substrate
Binding energy of substrate
Catalytic residues on protein framework

17
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What is a transition state?

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The state between substrate and products

18
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How does the enzyme affect transition state?

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The enzyme brings the substrate towards the transition state

19
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What could be a source of activation energy?

A

Structural change

20
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What determines the overall rate of the reaction?

A

The slowest step

21
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What is Vmax?

A

The enzymes is fully occupied by the substrate

22
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What does Vmax equal?

A

Kcat x [E]t

23
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What is Km?

A

The substrate concentration where the reaction rate is half maximal
Michaelis constant

24
Q

What is Vo?

A

Initial rate

25
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How would you calculate enzyme efficiency?

A

Kcat/Km

26
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How do you calculate Vo?

A

Vmax[S]/Km+[S]

27
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What is the Michaelis Menten equation?

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Vo=Vmax[S]/Km[S]

28
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What is the Lineweaver Burk equation?

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1/Vo=Km/Vmax[S] + 1/Vmax

29
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What does a Lineweaver Burk plot show?

A

Plotting 1/Vo against 1/[S]
Where it crosses the X axis = -1/Km
Where it crosses the Y axis = 1/Vmax

30
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What happens to Km and Vmax in competitive inhibition?

A

Km increases

Vmax unaltered

31
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What happens to Km and Vmax in non-competitive inhibition?

A

Km unaltered

Vmax reduced

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