Lecture 9.24.14 (Ch.8 Enzyme Kinetics) Flashcards

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Velocity of a reaction?

A

the quantity of S that disappear as P appear in a specific time

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2
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Equation for V?

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V=k[S]

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3
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Second Order

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keep 1 S at high concentrations & constant, while the other S is varied concentrations
(make look like its first order)

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4
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pseudo First Order

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Second order that’s made to look like first order

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5
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Steady State Assumption

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the more ES added the faster they will dissociate
therefore when the reaction is first started, there is a build up of [ES], but then [ES] becomes a steady state (constant)
[S] decrease while [P] increase, but the ES is the same

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6
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Vmax?

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the theoretical maximal rate of reaction that is never reached

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7
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How can Vmax be reached?

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require that ALL enzymes be tightly bound to substrate

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8
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Km?

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the [S] at 1/2 Vmax
an estimate of the equilibrium constant for S binding to E (measure of the [S] required for effective catalysis to occur)

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9
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What does a small Km mean? high Km?

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small: tight binding (better affinity)
high: weak binding

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10
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Kcat?

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turn over # (how good E is at making P)
incorporates the rate constants for all the reactions between ES and E + P and gives a direct measure of the catalytic production of product under optimum conditions (saturated enzyme).

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11
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Kcat equation

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Kcat=K2=Vmax/Etotal

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