lec 7: enzymes Flashcards

1
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a protein that regulates chemical reaction without change in structure

A

enzyme

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2
Q

enzymes made of nucleotides

A

ribozymes

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3
Q

what type of enzymes are pepsin, amylase and lipase

A

digestive enzymes (simple proteins)

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4
Q

enzyme that needs a cofactor for activation

A

holoenzyme (conjugated protein)

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5
Q

protein part of holoenzyme

A

apoenzyme

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6
Q

cofactor that works as carrier

A

coenzyme (loosely attached)

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7
Q

firmly attached cofactor

A

prosthetic group

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8
Q

vitamin in NAD+

A

niacin

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9
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vitamin in FAD

A

riboflavin

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10
Q

hydrogen carrier enzymes

A

NAD and FAD

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11
Q

vitamin in coA

A

pantothenic acid (vitamin B5)

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12
Q

prosthetic group are usually composed of:

A

metals (zn,cu,fe)

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13
Q

how do enzymes help in thermoregulation

A

by lowering activation energy needed for chemical reactions in human body thus regulating body temperature at 37 degrees

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14
Q

a specific arrangement of amino acid in an enzyme

A

active site

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15
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an enzyme, when binding with its substrate, optimizes the interface through physical interactions to form the final complex structure

A

induced fit hypothesis

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16
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factors affecting enzyme catalysis reactions

A
  1. substrate concentration
  2. enzyme concentration
  3. temperature
  4. cofactor concentration
  5. ph
  6. concentration of inhibitors
17
Q

enzyme denaturation occurs as a result of

A

extremes of temperature and ph (outside the enzyme’s optimal range)

18
Q

causes of inhibition

A
  1. competition
  2. allosteric modification
  3. feedback inhibition
19
Q

regulation of enzyme activity

A
  1. allosteric regulation (allosteric inhibitor - allosteric stimulator)
  2. covalent modification
  3. altering amount of enzymes in cells (induction and regression)
20
Q

enzymes responsible for oxidation-reduction reactions

A

oxidoreductases

21
Q

enzymes responsible for transferring molecules

A

transferases

22
Q

enzymes responsible for hydrolysis

23
Q

enzymes responsible for lysis

24
Q

enzymes responsible for catalysis of interconversion between isomers

A

isomerases

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an enzyme that can catalyze the joining of two molecules by forming a new chemical bond
ligases
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an enzyme that needs energy derived from ATP
ligase
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their increase in blood or urine indicate hepatitis
alanine aminotransferase (ALT) aspartate aminotransferase (AST)
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increases in obstructive liver diseases
alkaline phosphate
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their increase in blood or urine indicate myocardial infarction
AST, Creatine kinase, Lactate dehydrogenase
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increases in pancreatitis
amylase