Lecture 5: functions and kinetics Flashcards
Types of cofactors
1-inorganic: metal ions
2- organic: groups derived from vitamines
acceleration of reactions catalysed by enzymes compared to non-catalysed
10^6 to 10^12 fold
enzymes are complementary to ….
transition states
catalytic mechanisms leading to enzyme functions
1- acid-base catalysis
2-covalent catalysis
3- metal ion
4- orientation based catalysis
How can proton acceptor (general bases) contribute to base catalysis
they abstract a proton making the substrate a good nucleophile
How can metal ions catalyse reactions in enzymes
1- In oxidation-reduction reactions
2-electronically shielding and stabilising negative charges
3- By providing the correct orientation
which cofactor is used in carbonic anhydrase and what is the function?
zinc ions
zinc forces the water to release a proton.
The CO2 goes to the active site and the hydride attacks CO2 producing HCO3-
What are the 6 classes of enzymes
1- oxidoreductases 2-transferases 3-hydrolyaser 4-lyaser 5-isomeraser 6-ligaser
oxidoreductases need…..
and often contain …. metal ions
Cofactors
Fe 3+/2+
Which enzyme class kinases do kinases belong to
transferases
Which catalytic mechanisms are used for peptide hydrolysis
covalent hydrolysis and acid-base catalysis
The active site of chymotrypsins can accomodate which …. side chains
aromatic
which enzyme class does adenylate cyklase belong to?
lyases
enolase belongs to
lyases (hydratase; danner vand)
Enzymer som fjerner carboxyl-grupper er…
lyases