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1
Q

It is a non protein entities

A

Cofactors

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2
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Example of a cofactor

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Inorganic substances like non metals and minerals

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3
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Release after catalysis is called

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Coenzymes

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4
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Alters spatial configuration of the enzyme for proper substrate binding

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Activators

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5
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Example of coenzyme

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Vitamins

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6
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Example of Activators

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Calcium Ion

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7
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Interferes with the enzymatic reactions

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Inhibitors

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8
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Binds to the active site of an enzyme

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Competitive inhibitor

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9
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Binds to the allosteric site (Cofactor site)

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Noncompetitive inhibitor

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10
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Binds to the enzyme-substrate complex

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Uncompetitive inhibitor

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11
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Without _______ protein will not be activated and enzyme cannot function without factors.

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Cofactors

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12
Q

Optimum temperature of enzyme activity

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37 degree Celsius

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13
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Denaturation of enzymes

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40-50 degrees Celsius

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14
Q

Inactivation of enzymes

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60-65 degrees Celsius

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15
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For every 10 C increase in temperature, there will be a two-fold increase in enzyme activity.

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Temperature coefficient (Q10)

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16
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At what range does most physiologic reactions occur in pH?

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7-8

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17
Q

Storage for enzyme

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-20 C

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18
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Storage for substrate and coenzymes

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2-8 C

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19
Q

Storage for LD 4 and 5

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Room Temperature

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20
Q

Increases enzyme concentration

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Hemolysis

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21
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Decreases enzyme concentration

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Latescence or milky specimen

22
Q

Enzyme nomenclature

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1st digit: Classification
2nd and 3rd digits: subclass
4th digits: serial number

23
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Enzyme classification

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a. Oxidoreductases
b. Transferases
c. Hydrolases
d. Lyases
e. Isomerases
f. Ligases

24
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Transfer of a chemical group other than hydrogen from 1 substrate to another

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Transferases

25
Q

splitting by addition of water - Hydrolysis

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Hydrolases

26
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removal of groups without hydrolysis

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Lyases

27
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Redox reduction

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Oxidoreductases

28
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Intramolecular arrangements

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Isomerases

29
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Joining of 2 substrate molecules synthases

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Ligases

30
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Where the substrate interacts

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Active site

31
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May bind regulatory molecules

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Allosteric site

32
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coenzyme that bound tightly to the enzyme

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Prosthetic group

33
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an enzyme along with its cofactor is called

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Haloenzyme

34
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Inactive form of enzyme

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zymogen/proenzyme

35
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shape of the key must fit into the lock

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Lock and key theory

36
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Based on the substrate binding to the active site of the enzyme

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Induced fit theory

37
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Enzyme combines with only 1 substrate and catalyzes only 1 reaction

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Absolutely specificity

38
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Enzyme combines with all the substrates in a chemical group.

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Group specificity

39
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Enzymes reacting with specific chemical bonds

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Bond specificity

40
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Reaction rate depends only on enzyme concentration

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Zero-order reaction

41
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Reaction rate is directly proportional to substrate concentration

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First-order reaction

42
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International unit for enzyme

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1 micromole of substrate /minute

43
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Katal unit

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1 mole of substrate/second

44
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Absorbance is made at 10-second intervals for 100 seconds

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Nonkinetic assay

45
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Electrophoresis:

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(+) Liver - Bone (Regan) - Placenta- Intestine (-)

46
Q

Heat fractionation:

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(Stable) Regan - Placenta - Intestine - Liver- Bone (Labile)

47
Q

Inhibits Regan, placental and intestinal ALP

A

Phenylalanine

48
Q

Inhibits Nago ALP

A

L-Leucine

49
Q

Inhibits live and bone ALP

A

Levamisole

50
Q

Inhibits bone ALP

A

3M urea

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