Proteins In Action Flashcards

1
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Regulation inhibitors;

A

Directly affect active site
- Competitive

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2
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Outline the indirectly affect active site;

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Non-competitive

Allosteric

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3
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Describe the antithrombin;

A
  • plasma protein
  • member of the serpin family (serine protease inhibitors)
  • inhibits serine protease in blood clotting cascade
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4
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Describe the function of antithrombin serpin;

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• non-covalent interactions with proteases

•blocks active site

•. Acts as a substrate with very slow turnover

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5
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Describe the allosteric activator-heparin;

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  • non-covalent interactions between heparin & antithrombin
  • 2nd biggest biotechnology product
  • heparin accelerates activity of antithrombin by 500-1000 fold
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6
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Outline 3 regulation by phosphorylation;

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1) serine

2) threonine

3) tyrosine

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7
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What are kinases?

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All have OH groups that can be phosphorylated by enzymes

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8
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What does kinetics mean?

A

The rate of a phenomena
( how fast something changes)

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9
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Outline reaction kinetics;

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Reactant(s) —-> product(s)

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10
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Outline enzyme kinetics;

A

enzyme

Substrates ——-> products

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11
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Outline Vmax ( maximum velocity)

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  • fastest the enzyme can work
  • all active sites filled with substrate being converted
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12
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What is KM?

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Substrate concentration at half of Vmax

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13
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Under certain conditions KM measures…

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How well enzyme binds to substrate (high KM is weak binding)

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