Chemistry TRACY ASSIGNMENTS Flashcards

1
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v max

A

when the substrate concentration is high enough that all enzyme molecules are bound to the substrate and all active sites are engaged

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2
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Michaelis-menten constant

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the substrate concentration in moles per liter when the initial velocity is 1/2 V max

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3
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first order kinetics

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the velocity is directly proportional to the substrate concentration. The more substrate the higher the velocity

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4
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zero order kinetics

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the reaction rate is independent of substrate concentration

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5
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oxidoreductases

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catalyze the oxidation reduction reactions between two substrates

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6
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transferases

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catalyze the transfer of a group other than hydrogen between two substrates

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7
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hydrolases

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catalyze the hydrolytic (addition of water) cleavage of compounds

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8
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lyases

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catalyze the removal of groups from substrates without hydrolysis (addition of water), leaving double bonds in the product

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9
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isomerases

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catalyze the interconversion of isomers

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10
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ligases

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catalyze the joining of two molecules coupled with the hydrolysis of a pyrophosphate bond in adenosine triphosphate (ATP) or similar compounds

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11
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CK-MM

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skeletal and cardiac muscle. Muscle trauma, extreme exercise, viral myositis and intramuscular injections

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12
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CK-MB

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heart muscle predominantly and also skeletal muscle but not as much. Diagnosis of myocardial infarctions

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13
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CK-BB

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found in brain and central nervous system. Can aid in diagnosis of cerebral ischemia, stroke, head injuries, brain tumor, cerebral thrombosis and hypothyroidism

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14
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What enzyme is the most sensitive indicator of alcoholic liver disease

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AST

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15
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state the most common cause of severely elevated AST levels associated with hepatocellular damage

A

viral and alcoholic hepatitis then nonalcoholic streatohepatitis.

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16
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state the enzyme that is the most sensitive indicator of myocardial infarction

A

Creatine kinase. CK-MB

17
Q

state the enzyme that is the most sensitive indicator of hepatocellular damage

A

ALT

18
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state the enzyme that is the most sensitive indicator of hepatobiliary damage such as biliary obstruction

A

ALP

19
Q

State the reference range for the relative index

A

less than 3 percent.

20
Q

what is actually measured in the indicator reaction and at what wavelength, with the Oliver rosalki method for CK determinations

A

NADPH and at 340 nanometers

21
Q

state four causes of an increased alkaline phosphatase level

A

alcoholic cirrhosis, pregnancy, infants and children (with growth spurts), and hepatobiliary disease

22
Q

The highest levels of LD (lactate dehydrogenase) are found in which disease conditions

A

pernicious anemia or megaloblastic anemia

23
Q

An increase in both LD-5 and LD-4 is associated with what disorder?

A

indicates damage with liver and skeletal muscle so liver disease

24
Q

What effect will hemolysis from a traumatic draw have on LDH (lactate dehydrogenase) levels?

A

LDH is found in the cytoplasm of most cells so when a sample is hemolyzed, it will release and cause falsely increased LDH level.

25
Q

Which enzymes are useful in the diagnosis of pancreatitis?

A

lipase and amylase

26
Q

state the physiological purpose of lipase

A

its used to breakdown lipids and triglycerides in the body during digestion. Produces alcohol and fatty acids.

27
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What is the purpose of measuring cholinesterase?

A

Used to detect pesticide poisoning, liver function and detect abnormal genetic variants.