LEC 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Enzymes are said to be [?] , which can ionize as be either acid or base.

A

AMPHOTERIC

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2
Q

Activators are non-protein organic biochemical cofactors. (True or
False)

A

FALSE

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3
Q

A substance derived from a transformed substrate.

A

PRODUCT

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4
Q

The primary structure of a protein is maintained by what type of bond?

A

PEPTIDE BOND

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5
Q

This is an enzyme without a cofactor.

A

APOENZYME

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6
Q

Haloenzyme is the combination of

A

COENZYME AND ENZYME

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7
Q

Site on the enzyme where a substrate binds to.

A

ACTIVE SITE

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8
Q

The tertiary structure of the enzyme is maintained by what type of bond?

A

COVALENT DISULFIDE BOND

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9
Q

Transferase enzymes give information about damage to what organ?

A

LIVER

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10
Q

Enumerate the three groups of hydrolases.

A

ESTERASE
PEPTIDASE
GLUCOSIDASE

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11
Q

[Lyases are assayed in disorders of what tissue?

A

SKELETAL MUSCLE TISSUE

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12
Q

What are the 2 older names of Oxidoreductase?

A

DEHYDROGENASE

OXIDASE

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13
Q

Oxidoreductase enzymes are tested for the investigation of disorders associated with what two organs?

A

HEART
LIVER

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14
Q

Classification of enzyme responsible for the conversion of 1 isomer to another.

A

ISOMERASES

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15
Q

Classification of enzyme responsible for bond formation.

A

LIGASES

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16
Q

The 2nd digit in the systematic name of enzymes denotes what?

A

SUB-CLASS

17
Q

This is a structurally different form of the enzyme that catalyzes the same reaction

A

ISOENZYMES

18
Q

In first-order kinetics, the substrate concentration is fixed. (true or false)

A

FALSE

19
Q

Zero-order kinetics depends on enzyme concentration (true or false)

A

TRUE

20
Q

This pertains to the reaction rate being doubled for every 10C increase in temperature.

A

Q10 VALUE

21
Q

In terms of pH, this is the point at which the reaction rate is greatest.

A

OPTIMUM PH

22
Q

The International Unit is expressed in terms of:

A

u/L

23
Q

Reactions catalyzed by enzymes are frequently reversible (true or false)

A

TRUE

24
Q

In the reaction catalyzed by oxidoreductases, donors of electrons are known as:

A

OXIDANT

25
Q

Classification of enzymes that splits molecules with water as part of the reaction.

A

HYDROLASES

26
Q

Reactions catalvzed by Isomerase enzvmes ate irreversible. (true or false)

A

FALSE

27
Q

What enzyme naming of enzyme describes the nature of the reaction catalyzed?

A

SYSTEMATIC CLASSIFICATION

28
Q

What enzyme naming makes use of acronyms and abbreviations?

A

TRIVIAL NAME

29
Q

Enumerate the two theories related to enzyme-substrate combination.

A

LOCK AND KEY THEORY
INDUCED FIT THEORY

30
Q

shows the relationship of the reaction velocity to the substrate concentration

A

MICHAELIS - MENTEN CURVE

31
Q

Thermal inactivation of enzymes happens to start at what
temperature?

A

50 deg C

32
Q

Enumerate 2 chemical substances which may cause inhibition of enzyme activity.

A

STRONG SALT CONCENTRATION