1.4 Competitive + non-competitive inhibition Flashcards

1
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define an inhibitor

A

an substance or molecule which slows down the rate of enzyme controlled reaction

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2
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what are the 2 types of inhibitors

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  • competitive
  • non-competitive
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3
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how do competitive inhibitors bind

A
  • to the active site
  • structurally SIMILAR
    prevents enzyme/substrate complexes from forming
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4
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does a competitive inhibitor compete for active site?

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no, it collides with enzyme

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5
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how do non competitive inhibitors bind

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  • binds to allosteric site, altering shape of active site (no longer complimentary), ∴ substrate molecule can longer fit
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what happens if you increase the substrate conc (non-competitive)

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  • will not increase rate
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what happens if you increase the substrate conc (competitive)

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  • increase rate
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