Lecture 9.29.14 (Ch.9 Enzyme Catalysis) Flashcards

1
Q

Acidic Residue

A

Neutral to Negative

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2
Q

Acidic Residue want charge…

A

pka decrease

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3
Q

Acidic Residue not want charge

A

pka increase

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4
Q

catalytic residue (4)

A

amino acid side chain in the active site that is involved in:

  • mechanism
  • altering the pka of a residue
  • weakens covalent bonds
  • stabilize transition state
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5
Q

Basic Residue

A

Charged to Neutral

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6
Q

Basic Residue want charge….

A

pka increase

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7
Q

Basic Residue not want charge…

A

pka decrease

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8
Q

Nucleophile

A

nucleus loving
has extra electrons
atoms with lone pairs

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9
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Electrophile

A

electron loving
has lack of electrons
atoms with plus charge

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10
Q

proteases

A

enzymes that hydrolyze peptide bonds

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11
Q

Strategies used for enzyme catalysis

A

covalent catalysis

acid-base catalysis

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12
Q

covalent cataylsis

A

the active site contains a reactive group, usually a nucleophile, that becomes temporarily covalently attached to part of a substrate

ex. chymotrypsin

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13
Q

acid-base catalysis

A

a molecule other than water plays the role of a proton donor or acceptor

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14
Q

chymotrypsin cleaves peptide bonds from the ______?

A

carboxyl terminal side of large hydrophobic amino acids

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15
Q

which amino acids are cleaved by chymotrypsin?

A

tryptophan, tyrosine, phenylalanine, methionine, and leucine

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16
Q

which residue plays a central role in the mechanism of chymotrypsin?

A

serine residue

17
Q

What are the 2 phase of chymotrypsin hydrolysis?

A
  1. Acylation to form the acyl-enzyme intermediate followed by
  2. deacylation to regenerate the free enzyme
18
Q

Types of proteases? (4)

A

serine
metallo
cystetine/thiol
acid/aspartic

19
Q

A basic amino acid is always acting like an

A

ACID

20
Q

An acid amino acid is always acting like a

A

BASE

21
Q

Acid

A

H+ donor, electron acceptor

22
Q

Base

A

H+ acceptor, electron donor

23
Q

Metallo proteases

A

metal(Zn) activates electrophile

24
Q

Carboxypeptidase A (CPA) cuts off

A

C terminal residue

ex. AFRIDAY-> AFRIDA & Y

25
Q

CPA needs ______ to function and fold

A

Zn+2 (as acts an acid)

26
Q

What type of intermediate in involved in CPA?

A

tetrahedral

27
Q

Typsin cleaves

A

Bases

Lysine and Arginine

28
Q

Elastase cleaves

A

No polar aliphatic

Glycine and Alanine