Enzymes I Flashcards
enymes
biological catalysts
have high specificity
enhance rates of reactions
what are the 6 classes of enzymes
oxidoreductase, transferase, hydrolase, lyase, isomerase, ligase
definition of oxidoreductase
catalyze redox reactions
what do oxidoreductases often inbolbed
NAD+, NADP+, FAD
what are common names of oxidoreductases
oxidase, oxygenase, reductase, dehydrogenase
what is an example of a oxidoreductase rxn
oxidation of succinate to fumarate by succinate dehydrogenase
defintion of transferase
transfer groups from one substrate to another
common names of transferases
kinase, aminotransferase, carboxylase, methyltransferase
exmples of transferase
glucose to glucose 6 phosphate by phosphotransferase glucokinase
defintion of hydrolases
cleave bonds between atoms by the addition of water
common names of hydolases
glucosidases, ATPase, lipase,
examples of hydrolase
hydolysis of dipeptide by dipeptidase
definition of lyase
break bonds between atoms without addition of water of oxidative cleaage of substrate
examples of common names of lyases
contain word lyase
example of lyase reaction
fructose 1,6 bisphosphate to dihyoxyactone phosphate and glyceradehyde 3-phosphate
definitino of isomerase
change sterochemistry of optical or geometric isomers
common names of isomerase
mutases, epimerase, racemases
example of isomerase
dihydroxyactone phophate to glyceraldehyde 3 phosphate
definition of ligase
catalyse formation of bonds between carbons and other atoms using ATP
common name for ligase
ligase, synthase, synthetase, carboxylase
examaple of ligase
pyruvate to oxaloacetate
what are cofacts
small molecules required for activity of many enzymes
coenzymes
cofactors that are small organic molecules
what are coenzymes typically derived from
vitamins
prosthetic group
coenzyme that is attached to enzyme
apoenzyme
enzyme from which a prosthetic group has been removed
holoenzyme
apoenzyme + prosethetic group
does the presence of a catalyse alter the delta G of reaction
no
does presence of catalyst affect equilbiurm conc of S and P
no
what does enzyme catalysis require
binding of substrate to enzyme
at high substrate conc what is happening
all enzymes molecules contain bound substrate
induced fit model of enzyme substrate interaction
binding of substrate induces conformational changes in teh active site
3 point interaction between chiral substrate and enzyme active site results in what
steroespecific binding