lec 19 serine proteases Flashcards

1
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What is the enzyme-substrate complex?

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it is when an enzyme binds to its substrate

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2
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what is the transition state?

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it is a high energy state that enzymes must pass through to form products

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3
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what is acid-base catalysis?

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Enzyme catalysis involving proton donation or acceptance

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4
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what is covalent-catalysis?

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Enzyme catalysis involving the formation of covalent bonds with substrates

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5
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what are serine proteases?

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a type of enzyme that cleaves peptide bonds

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6
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chymotrypsin is a serine protease that…

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binds bulky hydrophobic side chains via its hydrophobic specificity pocket

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7
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the catalytic triad is found in enzymes within the active site containing…

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three amino acids known as serine, histidine, and aspertate

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8
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what is the main purpose of the catalytic triad?

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it cleaves peptide bonds

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9
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what are the two stages of hydrolysis of chymotrypsin?

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  1. enzyme binds and forms covalent intermediate causing P1 to be released (fast step), while P2 is remains bound
  2. P2 is released (slow step)
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10
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what is the chymotrypsin reaction mechanism?

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  1. ES-complex
  2. His57 removes proton from Ser195
  3. His57 donates proton to amino group of substrate
  4. water enters and his57 removes proton from it
  5. His57 donates proton to ser195
  6. functional triad is regenerated
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