Enzymes Flashcards

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Enzymes vs Catalysts

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They’re : faster, work in milder conditions, have greater specificity, and the potential to be regulated.

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2
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Relationship between G and the activation energy

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inverse and exponential

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3
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Binding of reactants in enzyme active sites provides…

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Substrate specificity and catalytic power

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4
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Substrate binding promotes reactions by…

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Reducing entropy, desolvation of the substrate to expose reactive groups, alignment of reactive functional groups of the enzyme with the substrate, distortion of substrates, induced fit of the enzyme in response to substrate binding.

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5
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Transition-state analogs

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are stable compound whose structures resemble unstable transition states

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6
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VMax=

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maximum velocity of the enzyme

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7
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What is Km

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is [S] required to reach 1/2 Vman

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8
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V0=

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Vmax[S]/Km + [S]

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9
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An inhibitor is…

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a compound that binds to an enzyme to interfere with its activity.

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10
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inhibitors prevent ____ & ____

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formation of ES, the breakdown to E and P

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11
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Reversible inhibitors…

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bind to the enzyme by non-covalent interactions

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12
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Irreversible inhibitors

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form stable covalent bonds with the enzyme to inactivate the enzyme

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13
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suicidal inactivators

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are initially unreactive but are converted to a reactive species that inactivates the enzyme. Also called Biochemical trojan horses or Mechanism-based inactivators

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14
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Digestive enzymes cleave ________ _______ in protein substrates

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peptide bonds

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15
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Where are digestive enzymes made and stored

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pancreas (inactive zymogens)

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16
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How are zymogens activated

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selective proteolysis

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17
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What does trypsin cleave by

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Lys and Arg

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18
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Chymotryposin cleave by

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Phe and Tyr

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19
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What does Elastase cleave by

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Gly and Ala

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20
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How are enzymes regulated?

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Long term-control amount of the enzyme that is present, short-term adjusting the activity of a constant quantity of the enzyme

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21
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covalent modification

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phosphorylation, methlation, glyosylation

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22
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non-covalent modification

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allosteric regulation

23
Q

Kinases add ______

A

phosphoryl goups

24
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phosphatases remove ____

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phosphoryl groups

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what is the most common post-translation covalent modification
phosporylation
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Co-factors
are inorganic ions
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Co-enzymes
organic molecules
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Prosthetic Group
A co-factor or Co-enzyme that is tightly associated with the enzyme
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Active Site
The portion of the enzyme (E) responsible for binding the substrate leading to the formation of an Enzyme-Substrate complex (ES)
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Activation energy between S & P determines ______
rate
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Difference between the free energy between S & P determines
equilibrium
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Two forms of binding effects
substrate binding, transition-state stabilization
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Two forms of chemical effects
Acid/Base Catalysis, covalent catalysis
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An increased interaction of the enzyme and substrate occurs in the
transition state
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The active site must be
similar enough to substrate to ensure specificity but different enough to promote change
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An antibody against the transition state analog may also
bind the substrate
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rate of reaction=
products/time
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Enzymatic catalysis
involves the formation of a enzyme-substrate complex where the substrate is bound in the active site of the enzyme
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Enzyme turnover number
number of molecules of substrate converted to product per unit time under saturating conditions
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How is the enzyme turnover number calculated
Vmax/[E]t
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Lineweaver Burk plots
1) describe relationship between Vo & [S] 2) double reciprocal of 1/Vo & 1/[S] 3) more precise method of kinetics analysis 4) used to determine Vmax & Km
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Competitive inhibitors resemble the
substrate
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Competitive inhibitors bind to the
binds to the free enzyme (E)
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For competitive inhibition how are Vmax and Km changed
same, increased
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Uncompetitive inhibitors bind to
ES
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For uncompetitive inhibition how are Vmax and Km changed
decreased, decreased, therefore lines are parallel
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Enzymatic pathways controlled by
negative feedback
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Allosteric enzymes are regulated by
metabolic intermediates
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Allosteric enzymes ___ obey MMK
don't, have sigmoidal curves
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Are allosteric enzymes fast or slow
slow
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Allosteric enzymes often catalyse
branch-point reactions
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Structure of allosteric enzyme
quaternary
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allosteric modulators bind
non-covalently to allosteric enzymes
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Phosphorylation activates ____ and inactivates _____
catabolic, anabolic