Enzymes Flashcards
Enzymes are mostly ______ except ______&_______ which are made up of _______
Proteins
Ribozyme &ribonuclease p made up of rna
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Enzymes do not_______
Enzymes do not start a reaction only accelerate them
Differences Between organic and inorganic catalyst
Enzymes are Inorganic catalyst
biocatalyst are made in laboratories (ni pd pt)
macromolecules
with high molecular weight low molecular weight
and complex structure. And simple structure
They are highly specific not specific
with narrow range Broad range
Cannot function in high Can function in high temp
temp. and pressure And pressure
Q10 value=
2 to 3
For every 10 degree rise in temperature speed of a reaction increases to double its speed or half its speed
Factors affecting enzymes
Temperature and pH
Optimal temp=37°-40°
Optimal pH=7
Velocity of reaction vs substrate concentration
Km or s50 value
Substrate concentration at which velocity of reaction is vmax/2
Km=____________1_____________
Enzyme-substrate affinity
Types of enzymes
Simple(only proteins) Compound(protein+non protein)
Protein=apoenzyme nonprotein=cofactor
Types of co factor
Organic Inorganic
Co-enzyme Prosthetic zn2+ in
Nad tightly attached Carboxy anhydrase
Nadp Haem in Carboxy peptidase
Loosely attached Catalases& Cl- in salivary amylase
And breaks away Peroxidase
after catalysis
Classes of enzymes
OTHLIL
(Oxido reductases–>oxudases reductases– dehydrogenases
Transferases———->kinases
Hydrolases————>all digestive enzymes
Lyases——————->(removes group by adding=)carbonic anhydrase
Isomerases————>
Ligases——————>dna ligases, pep carboxylases)
Turn over number
Number of substrates converted/turned over into product by one molecule of enzyme per minute
Competitive inhibition involves competition of________&_______ over the_________.
It is a _________ process, which is achieved by _________
Competition of substrate and IC over active site of enzyme.
Reversible process assigned by adding/ increasing substrate conc.
Effects of competitive inhibition over reactions
It decreases enzyme-substrate affinity so KM value increases
But vmax of a reaction remains same
Examples of Ic
1> sulpha drugs too control bacterial growth
2>E=succinct dehydrogenase
S=succinc acid
IC=Melanoic acid/ oxalo acetate