Lecture 9.22.14 (Ch.8 Enzyme Kinetics) Flashcards
What are enzymes?
proteins that catalyze reactions
Each enzymes is…..
unique
catalyze specific reaction
speed up reactions
What attracts the enzyme to the substrate?
Intermolecular Forces
When the S binds to the E…
conformational change
stabilize transition state
create environment for the reaction
Cofactor
any molecule that aids in catalysis
What are the two types of cofactors?
Coenzymes & prosthetic groups
coenzyme
nonprotein organic
aids in catalysis
binds with IMF
prosthetic group
nonprotein organic
aids in catalysis
binds with covalent bond
Enzyme with cofactor?
holoenzyme
Enzyme without cofactor?
apoenzyme
6 Types of Reactions
oxidoreductase transferase hydrolase lyase isomerase ligase
oxidoreductase
catalyze redox reactions
typically use NAD & FAD
transferase
transfer a functional group
2 reactants= 1 product
hydrolase
use H2O to break covalent bond (hydrolyze covalent bond)
lyase
break/make covalent (C=C) bond without H2O
isomerase
creates an isomer (molecule w/same empirical formula, but arranged differently)
ligase
make covalent bond (2substrates) with the use of an energy source (ATP)
2 theories of enzyme kinetics?
lock & key
induced fit
Lock & Key Theory
S binds to E like a key fits a lock
Induced Fit Theory
S bind to E, but “fits” to accommodate the transitional state (a conformational change occurs)
How do enzymes speed up catalysis?
by lowering the activation energy
What are the two things we need to know about enzymes?
How good S binds?
How good is E at producing E+P
K1
association of S to E
K-1
disassociation of S from E
K2
release of product
First order
rate (V) depends on [S]
linear line
Zero Order
rate (V) is independent of [S]
horizontal line
During a conformational change…
enzyme changes shape when substrate is bound to it
- creates a tighter induced fit
- bring chemical groups into position to catalyze the rxn
- create conditions for favorable reactions
Enzyme Kinetics can tell us? (5)
concentration of enzyme (by activity) purity (specific activity) catalytic efficiency specificity for different substrates effect of inhibitors
If the enzyme binds in the lock and key fashion…
the reaction will not proceed forward