Temperature And Enzymes Flashcards

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1
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define anabolic

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building

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2
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define catabolic

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breaking

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3
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how do enzymes lower the activation energy

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enzymes provide an alternative pathway

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4
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what is the role of catalase

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h202 -> H20 + O2

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5
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define cofactor

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non protein component that is essential to the functionality of an enzyme

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what are the two types of cofactor

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prosthetic group and coenzyme

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what is a prosthetic group

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a permanent cofactor

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what is a coenzyme

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temporary cofactor (often ion)
-eg Zn2+ for carbonic anhydrase
-eg Cl- for amylase

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9
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Q10

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rate at T + 10 degrees / rate at T

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how does pH affect the structure of a protein

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-H+ ions can disrupt the hydrogen bonds in the secondary structure
-H+ ions can disrupt ionic interactions by altering R group

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11
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how does temperature affect the structure of a protein

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genetic energy causes protein to unravel

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12
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what is the difference between competitive and non competitive inhibitors

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competitive: compete for the same active site and binds for a period of time.
non competitive: bind to allosteric site which disables enzyme function

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