more enzymes Flashcards

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enzymes are..

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macro molecules whose function is to increase the rate of reaction–> generally do this by reducing transition state energy for a reaction

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2
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general properties of enzymes

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catalyst - enzymes end in the state they started -specific -protein itself is not changed in reaction -fast

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3
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catalysed reactions vs normal reactions

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no enzyme: s–> p enzyme: E+s –> ES–> EP–> E+ P many more intermediate reactions

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4
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catalysed reactions assume that

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-release of product is very fast, compared to the reaction itself -reverse reaction is sufficiently slow

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5
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how is the transition state barrier reduced? 2 ways

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  • stabilise the unfavourable intermediate
  • make possible less favourable reactions
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6
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stabilise the unfavourable intermediate

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  • charge-charge interactions
  • h bonding
  • protecting hydrophobic groups
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7
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make possible less favourable reactions

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  • provide acid/base conditions
  • allow oxidation.reduction
  • provide a small vacuum
  • provide attacking group
  • provide a metal ion
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8
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Vmax=

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maximal rate -reveals turn over number–> also called Kcat

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9
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Km

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michaelmas constant -measure of catalytic efficiency

  • the conc of substrate at which half the active sites are filled
  • provides a measure of the substrate conc needed for significant catalysis to occur
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10
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Km values of enzymes range widely..

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between 10^-1 and 10^-7

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11
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what does Km depend on..

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the substrate and conditions such as pH

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12
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a high Km indicates

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weak bonding

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13
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a low Km indicates

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strong bonding

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14
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a low Km indicates

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strong bonding

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15
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when entropy is large than Km..

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the rate of catalysis (V) is equal to Vmax–> a function of Kcat

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16
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Kat take sinto cosndieration..

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the rate of catalysis and strength of the ES interaction

17
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M-M proves that

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when the conc of substrate drops so does the rate

18
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two types of graphs which use M-M kinetics

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Hanes woolf Line-weaver

19
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two types of graphs which use M-M kinetics

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Hanes woolf Line-weaver

20
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important enzyme characteristics..

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Km and Vmax

21
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working out the constants for a give enzyme requires..

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several experiments

22
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what must the experiments provide

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-provide the value for Vo (velocity) for a least 5 (8-10 preferable) values -these values of [s] must be both sides of Km for a good result constants of enzymes can now be calculated

23
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lineweaver plot

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24
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hanes-woolf

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25
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arrhenius equation

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26
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Michaelis-Menten equation

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27
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M-M graph

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28
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arrhenius equation gives the relationship between

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activation energy and the reaction rate constant