M19 Flashcards
Known as biological catalyst
Enzymes
Is a molecule upon in biological reaction by an enzyme
Substrate
Nonprotein part of an enzyme
Substance that most enzyme requires for their activities
Co-factor
Vitamin co-factors
Cofactors dissociated from the enzymes
Co-enzymes/ co-substrate
NAD+/NADH
(Nicotinamide adenine reduce form dinucleotide) B3
FAD/ FADH2
Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide
Common cofactor of transferase
Pyridoxal
Related to FMN ( flavine monocleotide ) and FAD coenzyme
Vit. B2
Responsible for the oxidative deamination of amino acid
FMN and FAD
Give an example of Prosthetic Group
Fe ( Iron )
Co ( Cobalt )
Mo ( Molybdenum )
Mn ( Manganese )
K ( Potassium)
Mg ( Magnesium )
Se ( Selenium)
A cofactors that remain tightly bound to the enzyme
Prosthetic group
Protein portion of an enzyme without a bond cofactor
Apoenzyme
Active form of an enzyme
Holoenzyme
Inactive form of an enzyme
Zymogen or proenzyme
Secreted as inactive zymogen
Proteases
Inactivated to pepsin by gastric acid ( HCl) and by inactivated pepsin ( autocatalyst )
Pepsinogen
In small intestine, precursor of trypsin
Trypsinogen
Hydrolyzed peptide bond between specific amino acid throughout the molecules
Endopeptidases
Catalyze the hydrolysis of peptide bond one at the time from free carboxyl terminal
Exopeptidases
Secreted in the pancreatic juice, release amino acid from free carboxyl terminal
Carboxypeptidase
Secreted by the intestinal mucosa, release amino acid from the three imuno terminal
Aminopeptidase
Hydrolyzed dipeptide and the border of the intestinal mucosa cell
Dipeptidase
Give the six classification of enzyme
Oxidoreductase
Transferase
Hydrolases
Lyases
Isomerase
Ligases
Subclass of oxidoreductase
Peroxidase
Oxidase
Reductase
dihydrogenase
Transfer of an amino group to substrate
Transaminases
Transfer of phosphate group to substrate
Kinases
Hydrolysis of easter group in lipids
Lipases
Removal of a functional group to form a double bond or breaking of a double bond by an interaction of a functional group
Lyases
Isomerization of chiral center in substrate
Epimerace
Catalyze the coupling of two molecules forming a covalent linkage using an energy released from the hydrolysis pyrophosphate bond
Ligases
Forms new bond between two substrate
Synthetase
Forms new bond between substrate and co2
Carboxylase
Connects with akazaki fragment
DNA ligase
Found in salivary gland
Amylase and diastase ( ptyalin)
Found in pancreas
Amylopsin
Found in yeast and intestinal juices. Briings about the hydrolysis of sucrose from the forming glucose and fructose
Invertase ( sucrase )
Convert CHO to OH and CO2
Zymase
Found in stomach of young mammals, gastric juices of infants
Rennin