Enzymes Flashcards

1
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enzymes: structure and function

A
  • proteins that catalyze rxns
  • most are globular
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2
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enzymology

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  • first enzyme discovered: diastase
    first enzyme isolated: urease
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3
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general properties of enzymes: rates

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  • accelerate rxn rates
  • accomplish rate accelerations at mild conditions
    • pH 7, 37 C°
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4
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general properties of enzymes: capacity for regulation

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  • allosteric control
  • covalent modification
  • enzyme synthesis
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5
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general properties of enzymes: rxn specificity

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selectively recognize proper substrates

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6
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absolute specificity

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only catalyze one rxn

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7
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relative specificity

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catalyze one type of rxn

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8
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stereochemical specificity

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catalyze certain isomers

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9
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general properties of enzymes: classifications

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according to rxn types

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10
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oxidoreductase

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transfer of hydride or H

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11
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transferase

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group transfer

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12
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hydrolase

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hydrolysis (functional groups –> water)

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13
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lyase

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cleavage of C-C, C-O, C-N, leaving double bonds or rings

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14
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isomerase

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group transfer to yield isomeric forms

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15
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ligase

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form C-C, C-S, C-O, C-N by condensation, coupled to cleavage with ATP

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16
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cofactors

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augment ability of enzymes to catalyze

17
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organic cofactor

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coenzyme

18
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inorganic cofactor

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essential ion

19
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cofactor: apoenzyme

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inactive, enzyme devoid of cofactor

20
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cofactor: haloenzyme

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active, enzyme with cofactor

21
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relationship: [E] to V0

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  • constant [S]
  • linear
  • first order in E
  • rate = K[E]
22
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relationship: [S] to V0

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  • constant [E]
  • first order in low [S], zero order in high [S]
  • high [S], V0 = K
23
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michaelis-menton equation

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V0= Vmax[S]/[S] + Kd

24
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[S]«Km

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Vmax/Km * [S]
first order in [S]

25
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[S]»Km

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V0=Vmax
zero order in [S]