U1: C2 Enzymes Flashcards
1
Q
Allosteric effect
A
Multiple binding sites, and each bind affects other active site affinity
2
Q
Inhibition
a. feedback
b. reversible
c. irreversible
A
- product regulates enzyme activity (- feedback)
- reversible
- competative: inhibitor and substrate compete for active site
- noncompetative: inhibitor binds to nonactive site, allosteric site and changes active site conformation
- active site permanetly unavailable or altered
3
Q
Competative vs noncompetative inhibition
a. binds
b. can be overcome?
c. Km change or Vmax change?
A
- Binds
- inhibitor binds to active site
- inhibitor binds to allosteric site
- overcome
- yes, by adding more substrates
- no
- Km change or Vmax change
- increase Km= less affinity for substrate
- decrease Vmax
4
Q
Zymogen
A
inactive enzyme, only active once catalyzed
(trypsinogen -> trypsin)
Function is to protect the parent organisms (digestive enzyme)
5
Q
Enzyme Key concepts
- Ea
- rxn rate
- eq constant
- gibbs free energy
- change self
A
- decrease activation energy
- increase rate of rxn (kinetics)
- do not change equil constant
- not affect overall change in gibbs free energy
- not changed or consumed in the rxn
6
Q
Cofactor
A
- nonprotein moelcule required by enzyme to be effective
- either small metal ions, small organic groups like vitamins, coenzymes
7
Q
apoenzyme vs holoenzyme
A
- apo: w/o cofactor, enzyme is unable to perform certain necessary rxns.
- holo: w/ cofactor, enzyme can perform certain necessary rxns.
8
Q
Propeties that affect Kinetics x 3
A
- temperature (human body 37 Celcius)
- pH (stomach 2, pancreas 8.5, blood 7.4)
- [substrate] & [enzyme]
http://learning.covcollege.ac.uk/content/Jorum/MET_Enzyme-inhibition_LM-1.2/files/asset12.gif
- Vmax= saturation of enzyme substrate complex, [s]>[e]
- 1/2 Vmax= Km=[s] = 1/2 Enyzmes full
- when …
- [s] < Km , Rxn rate effected
- [s] > Km , Rxn , Approach V max
- Km inversely proportional to Enzyme Affinity