M3. Factors affecting enzyme activity Flashcards
1
Q
Measures the rate at which an enzyme converts substrate to products
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Enzyme Activity
2
Q
4 factors that affect the Enzyme activity:
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- pH
- temperature
- substrate concentration
- enzyme concentration
3
Q
- charge on acidic & basic amino acids at the active site.
- it denatures & causes loss of catalytic functions of enzymes
- causes protonation & deprotonation of substrate
- pH at which an enzyme exhibits maximum activity
- physiological pH ranges from
- maintain the optimum pH for an enzyme
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pH
- optimum pH
- 7.0-7.5 [7.4]
- biochemical buffers
4
Q
- active in the stomach, functions best at pH ____.
- it has a pH of 4.6
- active in the small intestines, functions best at pH ____.
- it has a temperature of 65C
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- pepsin; 2
- salivary amylase/ptyalin
- trypsin; 8
- papain
5
Q
- Measure of kinetic energy
- the higher the temperature.
- the faster the movement.
- the frequent the collisions.
- unreversible activity of an enzyme
Temperature at which an enzyme exhibits maximum activity
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Temperature
optimum temperature
6
Q
- Increased of ____ will obtain the enzyme activity
- measures the number of substrate molecules transformed per minute; in the conditions of?
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- substrate concentration
-
turnover number
- pH
- temperature
- saturation
7
Q
- substrate concentration increases = enzyme concentration increases
- substrate and enzyme concentrations are?
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- saturation kinetics
- directly proportional
8
Q
- kept in low number because they are not consume.
- as it becomes greater, the reaction rate also increases. [directly proportional w/ reaction rate].
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enzyme concentration