Enzyme: Kinetics Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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It lists the initial chemical species present and the new chemical species formed

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Balanced chemical equation

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2
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It is used to describe reactions in living cells where the product of reaction are immediately consumed by subsequent enzyme catalyzed reaction

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Unidirectional arrows

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3
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Describes both the direction in which a chemical reaction will tend to proceed and the concentration of reactant and products that will be present in equilibrium

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Gibbs free energy change

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4
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_____ of the free energy change determines how far the reaction will proceed

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Sign and Magnitude

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5
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G is independent of the _____ of the reaction and therefore provide no information concerning ____

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Mechanism , rate

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6
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The natural and favorable tendency of process is to proceed from an area of

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High energy to an area of low energy

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7
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Used to predict the direction of a reaction at a constant temperature Nd pressure

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Standard free energy

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8
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Net loss of energy

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Exergonic reaction

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9
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Net gain of energy

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Endergonic reaction

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10
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Reaction in equilibrium

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Equal

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11
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Spontaneous reaction

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Exergonic reaction

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12
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Non spontaneous reaction

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Enedergonic reaction

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13
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Forward reaction is equal to backward reaction

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Reaction in equilibrium

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14
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Field of biochemistry concerned with the quantitative measurement of the rates of enzyme catalyzed reaction

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Enzyme kinetics

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15
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Constant reaction and product

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1 molar

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16
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Constant temperature

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25C or 298 K

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17
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Constant temperature

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1 atmosphere

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18
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It states that Standard free energy of all consecutive reactions in a pathway are additive

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Coupling reaction or hess law

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19
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For 2 molecules to react, they must

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Approach a bond forming distance

Possess enough kinetic energy to surpass energy barrier

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20
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Factors affecting collision

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Substrate concentration
Temperature
pH
Inhibitors

21
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It relates reaction rate to substrate concentration

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Michaelis menten equation

22
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Michaelis menten equation have _____ curve

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Hyperbolic curve

23
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Tell you how fast the reaction is

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Vi or velocity

24
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Michaelis constant is equal to

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Half the maximal velocity

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Maximal number of substrate molecules converted to product per unit time
Vmax
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Rate is not affected by substrate
Above Km
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Above Km
Zero kinetics
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First order kinetics
Below Km
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Rate directly proportional to substrate
Below Km
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Reciprocal of michaelis menten eq.
Lineweaver burke plot
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Used to calculate Km and Vmax
Lineweaver burke plot
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It determines the mechanism of action of enzyme inhibitors
Lineweaver burke plot
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Lineweaver burke plot is also called
Double reciprocals
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It used for multimeric enzymes
Hill equation
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Equation which show cooperativity
Hill equation
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Increasing kinetic energy of molecules will...
Increase rapidity of motion
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What are the factors affecting reaction rate?
Temperature pH Reactant concentration Inhibitors
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Any substance that diminishes the velocity of an enzyme catalyzed reaction
Enzyme inhibitor
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Type of enzyme inhibition that bind to covalent bond
Irreversible
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Type inhibition that competes on the same active site
Competitive inhibition
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Inhibitor that binds on another site different from active site
Non competitive inhibition
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Enzyme + substrate
Enzyme substrate complex
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Competitive reversal
Increase of substrate
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Non competitive reversal
Increase of enzyme
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Km in competitive inhibition
Increases
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Km in non competitive inhibition
The same since they don't interfere with binding
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Vmax of competitive inhibition
Not changed
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Vmax of non competitive inhibition
Vmax lowered