Enzymology Flashcards

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Classes of Enzymes

Classes 4-6 are used by ____

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biochemists

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Enzymes and their Color Reactions

FA are titrated

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titrimetric

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Enzymes with Isoenzymes

Chemical inhibition technique’s reagent

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Rochelle salt
(sodium potassium tartrate)

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Creatine Kinase

CK1=CK BB?

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brain injury

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Enzymes and their Organ Specificity

ALT’s organs

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  • liver
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What is ALT’s & AST’s old name?

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ALT: SGPT (serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase)
AST: SGOT (serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase)

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Enzyme Activity Approaches

Fixed end point assay’s measurement of ALT & AST

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Reitman Frankel Method

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Enzymes with Isoenzymes

In ACP, it is the 70% of the serum

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PAP

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Liver Damage Profile

  • ↑ ALP
  • normal ALT
  • normal LD
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biliary tree damage

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Enzyme Activity Approaches

  • completed reaction
  • ABS is measured once
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Fixed end point assay

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Enzyme Activity Approaches

measures ABS until it is colorless at regular intervals

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Karmen method

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Enzymes and their Color Reactions

AST & ALT

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  1. Retman Frankel Method
  2. Karmen Method
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Enzymes with Isoenzymes

What are the 5 isoenzymes of LD?
Enumerate their location.

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  • LD1 = LD HHHH (heart)
  • LD2 = LD HHHM (heart)
  • LD3 = LD HHMM (lungs)
  • LD4 = LD HMMM (liver)
  • LD5 = LD MMMM (liver)
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Enzyme Activity Approaches

Kinetic assay is also known as?

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multipoint assay

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Give the full name

GGT

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gamma-glutamyl transferase

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Enzymes and their Organ Specificity

AST’s organs

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  • heart
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Enzyme Activity Approaches

ALT is found in?
AST in found in?

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ALT: liver tissue
AST: cardiac tissue

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Enzymes with Isoenzymes

It has 2 isoenzymes.

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acid phosphatase (ACP)

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Normal LD1:LD2 ratio

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0.5-0.75

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Lipase

uses lipig/triglyceride (“olive oil”)

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Cherry-Crandall Method

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Enzymes with Isoenzymes

Isoenzymes vary in?
*There are 3 variations.

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  • properties
  • molecular structure
  • rate of migration
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Give the full name

ALP

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alkaline phosphatase

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Give the full name

AMS

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amylase

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Enzymes and their Color Reactions

ACP & ALP

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  1. Bodansky Method
  2. King Armstrong Method
  3. Roy Method
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** inhibited by tartrate
PAP
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True or False: Enzyme activity is best measured at its **optimal temperature** * 37 degrees Celsius (body temp)
True
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** inhibted by Cu2+
EAP
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** insecticide and pesticide poisoning
cholinesterase
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Give the **myocardial infarction** profile
1. creatine kinase (CK) 2. aspartate aminotransferase (AST) 3. lactate dehydrogenase (LD)
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** multiple forms of the enzyme
isoenzyme
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** 1. hydrolysis of acid phosphate esters 2. hydrolysis of starch 3. hydrolysis of lipids
1. hydrolysis of acid phosphate esters: **_acid phosphatase_** 2. hydrolysis of starch: **_amylase_** 3. hydrolysis of lipids: **_lipase_**
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**_Enzyme Naming_** from 3 names (substrate + reaction catalyzed)
scientific naming
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** Bodansky Method uses?
beta-glycerol phosphate
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**_Lactate Dehydrogenase_** Which is/are increased in heart damage and liver damage separately?
* LD1 & LD2: **_↑ heart damage_** * LD4 & LD5: **_↑ liver damage_**
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** In ALP, what are the 2 co-migrators?
bone & placental ALP
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IUB stands for?
**I**nternational **U**nion of **B**iochemistry
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** In Chemical inhibition technique, the presence of Cu2+ indicates what?
prostate cancer
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Type of order reaction where the speed, velocity, and rate i**ncreases twice as much**
1st order reaction
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** GGT's organs
* liver
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** better way to detect prostate cancer
Chemical inhibition technique
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** ALP's organs
* biliary tree * biliary tract of liver tissue * bones
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** 3 isoenzymes
creatine kinase (CK)
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**Give the full name** CHS
cholinesterase
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**_Creatine Kinase_** CK2=CK MM
muscular dystrophy
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** gamma-glutamyl transferase
Szasz Assay
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Give the 2 types of approaches to enzyme activity and their sub-type.
* Fixed End Point assay * Reitman Frankel method * Kinetic assay * Karmen method
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** involved in oxidation & reduction reaction
oxidoreductase
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**_Lactate Dehydrogenase_** Which LD is the fastest & slowest?
* LD1: **_fastest_** * LD5: **_slowest_**
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It helps check damaged cells.
serum
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**_Liver Damage Profile_** * ↑ ALP * ↑ ALT * ↑ LD
liver damage
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**_Enzyme Activity Approaches_** Kinetic assay's method of measurement for ALT & AST
Karmen method
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**_Enzyme: Substrate_** creatine kinase: lactate dehydrogenase: aspartate aminotransferase:
creatine kinase: **_creatine_** lactate dehydrogenase: **_lactate_** aspartate aminotransferase: **_aspartate_**
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never consumed and never becomes part of products; can be recovered and resused for future chemical reactions
enzyme
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** What are the 5 ALP isoenzymes?
1. fast liver ALP 2. native liver ALP 3. bone ALP 4. placental ALP 5. intestinal ALP
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What is the specimen of choice for enzyme activity?
serum
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**_Amylase_** Saccharogenic method: Somogyi method:
Saccharogenic method: **_maltose_** Somogyi method: **_glucose_**
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** determination of glycerol
Chemical method
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** LD's organs
* heart * liver
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** used to diagnose cancer/tumor or myocardial infaction
aspartate aminotransferase (AST)
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** King Armstrong Method uses?
p-nitrophenyl phosphate
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** removes functional groups from the parent compound
lyase
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** amylase
1. Amyloclastic Method 2. Saccharogenic Method 3. Somogyi Method
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** Classes 1-3 are used in \_\_\_\_
disease diagnosis
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** transfer of functional groups
transferase
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**Give the full name** LPS
lipase
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states the relationship between **reaction velocity** & **[substrate]**
Michaelis Menten Curve
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** lipase's organs
* pancreas
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** involved in hydrolysis
hydrolase
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increases rate of chemical reactions and cellular functions become faster
enzyme
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** diagnosis of heart damage
CK
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** Roy Method uses?
thymolphthalein monophosphate
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**_Enzyme Activity Approaches_** average reading is determined
Kinetic assay
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** lipase
* Cherry-Crandall Method * 3 approaches: * Titrimetric * Turbidimetric * Chemical method
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** CK's organs
* heart
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**Give the full name** ALT
alanine aminotransferase
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** cholinesterase
1. Michel Method *(acetic acid)* 2. Ellman Method *(choline)*
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** 5 isoenzymes
* alkaline phosphatase (ALP) * lactate dehydrogenase (LD)
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end product of Reitman Frankel method
brown coloration
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**Give the full name** ACP
acid phosphatase
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Type of order reaction where there is no change in speed, velocity, and rate.
Zero order reaction
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depicts the relationship of enzyme substrate activity
Michaelis Menten Curve
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**_Enzyme: Substrate_** acid phosphatase (ACP): alkaline phosphatase (ALP):
ACP: **_phosphate ester @ pH 5_** ALP: **_phosphate ester @ pH 9.8_**
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** used to diagnose liver & bone disease
alkaline phosphatase (ALP)
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Type of order reaction where the relationship is *not compatible* or *complementary.*
Zero order reaction
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** rearrangement of molecules
isomerase
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** diagnosis of pancreatitis
amylase & lipase
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What happens to enzyme activity when it reaches the following temperatures: * 60 degrees Celsius: * 56 degrees Celsius:
* 60 degrees Celsius: _protein *degradation*_ * 56 degrees Celsius: _protein *denaturation*_
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**Give the full name** AST
aspartate aminotransferase
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**Give the full name** CK
creatine kinase
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**_Enzyme: Substrate_** amylase: lipase: cholinesterase:
amylase: **_amylum/starch_** lipase: **_lipid (TG)_** cholinesterase: **_acetylcholine_**
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**_Classes of Enzymes_** cuts out of a portion of the substances, then binds 2 molecules
ligase
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**_Creatine Kinase_** CK2=CK MB
myocardial infarction
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**Give the full name** LD
lactate dehydrogenase
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** diagnosis of heart and liver damage
lactate dehydrogenase
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** Where is CK found?
* brain * myocardium * skeletal muscles
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** cholinesterase
* liver
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Type of reaction where the speed, velocity, and rate will **quadruple**
2nd order reaction
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** used for prostatic cancer diagnosis
acid phosphatase (ACP)
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**_Enzymes and their Color Reactions_** * TG determination * oxidized by ***periodate*** to produce ***formaldehyde*** * **​**addition of **chromotropic acid** * **pink product**
turbidimetric
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** ACP's organs
* prostate * seminal fluid
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** amylase's organs
* pancreas
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** In ACP, 30% of the serum
EAP
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**_Enzymes with Isoenzymes_** non-acid phosphatase & comes from RBC
30% of the serum (EAP)
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Give the **liver damage** profile
1. alkaline phosphatase (ALP) 2. alanine aminotransferase (ALT) 3. lactate dehydrogenase (LD)
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** used for rape cases
acid phosphatase (ACP)
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**_Enzyme Naming_** derived from enzyme's outstanding characteristic
trivial naming
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**_Enzymes and their Organ Specificity_** diagnosis of liver damage
ALT
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What is the factor of ALT & AST?
pyridoxine
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**_Enzyme: Substrate_** Gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT)
GGT: **_y-glutamyl-p-nitroanilide_**
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**_Enzyme Activity Approaches_** product ABS is read as they gradually form
Kinetic assay