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1
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This talks about the hydrogen Ion concentration

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pH

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This talks about the point which the concentration rate is greatest.

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Optimum pH

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3
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At what pH does many enzymes shows maximum activity?

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7.0 - 8.0

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4
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At what pH is Pepsin active?

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1.5

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At what pH is ALP active?

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10.5

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This binds the substrate to the active site by forming ionic bridges and orients the substrate so it is attached to the enzyme in the correct configuration.

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Activators

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7
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What is the common activator?

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Magnesium

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8
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This decreases the rate of enzyme reaction and counterpart of activators.

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Inhibitors

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9
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Describe the ff:
A. Competitive Inhibition
B. Non-competitive Inhibition
C. Uncompetitive Inhibition

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A. Competes with the substrate
B. Freely attached and will not compete to the substrate.
C. The inhibitor will bind to the E-S complex

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10
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Enumerate the type of Inhibition

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A. Reversible INhibition
B. Irreversible Inhibition

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Describe the following:
A. Reversible INhibition
B. Irreversible Inhibition

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a. Inhibitors are possibly removed from the system. Therefore, the enzyme is fully restored.
B. Inhibitors covalently combined with the enzyme

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12
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What are the examples f iNhibitors?

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  1. Excess substrate
  2. Product of Inhibition
  3. E-S complex does not break to yield products
  4. Chemical substances
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This inhibitor causes COMPETITION between substrate and molecules for a single binding site.

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Excess substrate

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14
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This maybe an inhibitor of the forward reaction.

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Product of reaction

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15
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This is the loss of enzymatic activity.

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Enzyme denaturation

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16
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Enumerate the reasons for Enzyme Denaturation.

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  1. Disruption of the 3-dimensional structure of the enzyme molecule.
  2. May be reversed if: denaturation is not extensive OR denaturing agent is removed
  3. Elevated temperature - beyond 50 - 60’C
  4. Extreme in pH
  5. Radiation
  6. Frothing
  7. Strong salt solution
  8. Mechanical trauma
  9. Chemicals
17
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MEASUREMENT OF ENZYME REACTION:
The rate of an enzyme - catalyzed reaction is ___________________ to the amount of ________________ present in the system.

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Directly proportional; active enzyme

18
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What are the methods of Enzyme Assay?

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  1. Fixed Time Assays
  2. Continuous-MOnitoring or KINETIC ASSAYS
19
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This Assay uses a serum+substrate where the reactants are combined and the reaction proceeds for a designated time and is stopped by inactivating the enzyme.

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Fixed Time Assays

20
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This Assay has multiple measurements made at specific time intervals or by a continuous recording spectrophotometer.

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Continuous-Monitoring or Kinetic Assays

21
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What are the Units of Measurement of enzymes?

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IU and Katal

22
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This unit of measurement is proposed by the Commission on Enzymes (IUB) and is expressed in terms of U/L or mU/L

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IU

23
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This unit of measurement is the unit of enzyme activity w/c converts 1 mol of substrate per second. Conforms with the System International (SI) scheme of units.

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Katal

24
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Enumerate the sources of errors in enzyme Assay.

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  1. Use of plasma
  2. Hemolysis
  3. Turbid/Lactascent Serum
  4. Heat Labile enzyme
  5. Contaminants
25
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In performing enzyme assays this specimen is the least preferred.

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The use of plasma

26
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This is the inhibitory effects of anticoagulant on enzyme activity.

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Use of Plasma

27
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This happens upon the release of intercellular enzyme.

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Hemolysis

28
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This inhibits CK and Amylase

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Turbid/ Lactascent Serum

29
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What are the factors that influence the rate of entry?

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A. Leakage of enzymes from cells
B. Altered enzyme production

30
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This type of factor that influences the rate of entry talks about the impaired energy production: promote deterioration of cell membrane and directly attacks on the cell membranes.

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Leakage or Enzymes from Cells

31
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What causes the decrease of altered enzyme production?

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genetic deficiency of enzyme production and;
the enzyme production is depressed as a result of diseases.

32
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GIve example of Altered enzyme production.

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Mucopolysaccharidoses

33
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This is the accumulation of sugar complexes.

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Mucopolysaccharidoses

34
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What is the cause of the increase of Altered Enzyme Production?

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Increase in the # and activity of cells
Enzyme Induction
Proliferation of enzyme-producing cells

35
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This is the effect of drugs and other substances

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Enzyme Induction

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