M3. Nomenclature & classification of Enzymes Flashcards

1
Q

Ezymes are named based on its?

three

A
  1. function
  2. type of reaction
  3. substrate identity
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enzymes ends in the suffix?

w/ the exception for DIGESTIVE ENZYMES

A

-ase

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the prefix of an enzyme is based on the?

A

type of reaction.

ex.
oxidase: oxidation reaction
hydrolase: hydrolysis reaction

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4
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  • substance acted upon by the enzyme.
  • REACTANT in an enzyme.
A

Substrate

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  1. the substrate for amylase
  2. the substrate for maltase
A
  1. starch
  2. maltose
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classified and named the enzymes according to the type of chemical reaction they catalyzed.

A

International Union of Biochemistry

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6 classification of enzymes?

A
  1. oxidoreductases
  2. transferases
  3. hydrolases
  4. lyases
  5. isomerases
  6. ligases
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  • oxidation & reduction occurs simultaneously
  • the transfer of H & O atoms/electrons from one substance to another.

examples?

A

Oxidoreductases

  1. oxidases
  2. dehydrogenases
  3. reducatases
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Oxidoreductases:

  1. Number of C to O bonds increases (oxidation), the number of C to H bonds ____ (reduction)
  2. Number of C to H bonds decreases, the number of C to O bonds ____.

to conclude, we can say that OXIDATION & REDUCTION are ____ to each other.

A
  1. decreases
  2. increases

INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL

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  1. for transfer of specific functional group
  2. examples?

groups may also be?

A
  1. Transferases
  2. Examples:
    - kinases
    - transaminases
    - phosphate group transfer
    - amino group transfer

-methy group
-acyl group

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11
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  1. formation of two products from a substrate by hydrolysis
  2. examples?
A
  1. Hydrolases
  2. Examples?
    - lipase
    - amylase
    - peptidase
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  • non-hydrolytic addition or removal of groups from substrates.
  • C-C, C-N, C-O, C-S can be cleaved.

Examples?

A

Lyases

  1. decarboxylase
  2. hydratase
  3. dehydratese
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13
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  1. removal of CARBOXYL GROUP
  2. addition of water
  3. removal of water
A
  1. decarboxylase
  2. hydratase
  3. dehydratase
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  1. enzyme that causes intramolecular rearrangement
  2. examples?
A
  1. isomerases
  2. examples:
    - isomerase
    - mutase
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  1. BOND FORMATION of two substrate molecules with a simultaneous breakdown of ATP.
  2. examples?
A
  1. Ligases
  2. examples:
    - synthetase
    - carboxylase
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