Enzyme as catalysts Flashcards

exam 2

1
Q

enzyme active sites are ______ for a substrate

A

specific

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2
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6 enzyme classes

A
oxidoreductases
transferases
hydrolases
lysases
isomerases
ligases
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3
Q

what does the enzyme class depends on?

A

on the overall scheme

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4
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in a serine protease, different aa residues may carry out _______ of _____ of ser-195 than those recognize the substrate

A

in a serine protease, different aa residues may carry out catalysis of OH of ser-195 than those recognize the substrate

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5
Q

The first event after binding the correct substrate in the correct orientation is attack by the sidechain of the ____________

A

Ser-195 residue

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6
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Ser-195

A

unusually reactive by its interactions with other residues in the protein

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7
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distal in the amino acid sequence of the protein in a serine protease rxn

A

histidine and aspartate

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8
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recognizes peptide substrates with bulky hydrophobic aa residues

A

chymotrypsin

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9
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recognizes positively charged residues

A

trypsin

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10
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recognizes small aa that are prevalent in elastin

A

elastase

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11
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negative change in gibbs free energy

A

reaction proceeds spontaneously

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12
Q

build

A

anabolic

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13
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break-down

A

catabolic

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14
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__________ and _____ are constants and have the same descriptive information for a given reaction

A

the equilibrium constant (Keq) and delta G not

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15
Q

is the delta G under standard conditions

A

delta G not

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16
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Q=Keq

A

reaction is at equilibrium

17
Q

Q>Keq

A

reaction goes in reverse

18
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Q

A

reaction goes forward

19
Q

a high energy catabolic rxn with a lower energy anabolic rxn resulting in synthesis of a needed compound

A

couple rxn

20
Q

enzymes help obtain equilibrium more quickly by

A

stabilizing the transition state

21
Q

how do enzymes work?

A

change the rate at which equilibrium is achieved

22
Q

enzymes change the

A

change delta G‡ for the reaction, but not delta Gº or delta G.

23
Q

measures the substrate concentration needed for 50% of the max. velocity of the rxn

24
Q

maximal activity for a sample

25
_____ samples will have more enzyme, and therefore a ______ Vmax
Larger samples will have more enzyme and therefore a higher Vmax
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measures the catalytic power of an enzyme and it is the Vmax per amount of enzyme
Kcat
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the amount of product formed over unit time
velocity
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the more substrate there is, the ______ the enzymatic activity until one reaches _____
The more substrate there is, the higher the enzymatic activity until one reaches Vmax
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best for measuring substrate levels with a given amount of enzyme
low substrate levels relative to the Km
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would give the highest activity , and this the best to measure enzymatic activity in a sample
high substrate levels
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1/v is plotted versus 1/[S]
lineweaver-burk plot
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in the lineweaver-burk plot km is
always a positive number
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can be caused by lack of enzyme, defective enzyme, or lack of substrate(s) or cofactor
deficiency of enzyme activity