L10 Flashcards

1
Q

whats the equation for Vo

A

Vo = - delta [S] / delta t

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2
Q

what are the 2 things the enzyme reaction rate can be limited by

A

availability of substrate or enzyme
time it takes for production of product

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3
Q

what does Km value determine

A

how fast it is going to get to Vmax

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4
Q

if an enzyme has a low Km, what do they do?

A

they work fast even though there is a low amount of substrate

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5
Q

if an enzyme has a high Km, what do they do?

A

they work slow until there is a lot of substrate there

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6
Q

what are ALDH2 and ALDH1 speed affected by

A

their Km values
ALDH2 is way lower Km

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7
Q

why would an enzyme work faster (sooner) than another?

A

the fast one has a lower Km value

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8
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what is competitive inhibition

A

something else binds the active site and blocks substrate binding

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9
Q

can competitive inhibition be overcome

A

yes by hav ing very high [S]

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10
Q

can competitive inhibition still get to Vmax

A

yes

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11
Q

what happens to Km during competitive inhibition

A

it gets higher

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12
Q

what happens to Vmax during competitive inhibition

A

Vmax doesn’t change

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13
Q

methanol to formaldehyde causes what

A

blindess and death

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14
Q

which Km value is lower? methanol or ethanol

A

ethanol

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15
Q

where does an uncompetitive inhibitor bind

A

the ES complex at a secondary location than the active site

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16
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what happens to Vmax in an uncompetitive inhibitor

17
Q

what happens to Km during uncompetitive inhibitor

18
Q

what does an uncompetitive inhibitor look like on a LL plot

A

parallel to the normal one
and up

19
Q

whats an example of a competitive inhibitor

20
Q

what happens during non competitive inhibition

A

it binds to the enzyme and changes the shape of the active site

21
Q

what inhibitor is considered an allosteric regulator

A

non competitive inhibitor

22
Q

what happened to Km during non competitive inhibition

A

it doesn’t change

23
Q

what happens to Vmax during non competitive inhibition

24
Q

what inhibition is used for drug making

A

non competitive inhibitor

24
Q

can non competitive inhibitors be selective

25
Q

whats a non competitive inhibitor for leukaemia

26
Q

how are enzymes quantified

A

by comparing the amount needed to complete a set amount of reaction in a set period of time

27
Q

what are enzymes measured in