Lecture 9-11 Flashcards

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What can’t water be used to hydrolysis peptides?

A

during the hydrolysis of a peptide with water the transition state is not able to be stabilized so water acts as the leaving group

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2
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How does a spectrophotometer work?

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the light is put through a monochromator then the incident light is put through a cuvette and then absorbance is detected

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3
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What is rate of reaction and units?

A

[ ] of substrate disappearing per unit time or [ ] of product producing per until, units: mol L^-1 sec^-1

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What is enzyme activity and units?

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the number of moles converted per unit of time, rate multiplied by reaction volume, units: 1 micromol per min

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What is specific activity and units?

A

moles converted per unit of time per mass of enzyme or enzyme activity / actual mass of enzyme present, units: 1 micromol mg^-1 min^-1

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6
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What is molar activity/ turnover number and units?

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Specific activity x molar mass of enzyme, units: min^-1

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7
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What does a low Km indicate?

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that the enzyme binds and utilizes the substrate well

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8
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What is the slope, x intercept, and y-intercept of a line weaver burk plot?

A

Km/V-max, -1/Km, and 1/V-max

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9
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What is competitive inhibition?

A

when a substrate and inhibitor compete to bind to an enzyme

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10
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What effects does competitive inhibition have on V-max and Km?

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Km is increased, V-max remains the same

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What is non-competitive inhibition?

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The inhibitor can bind to both [E] and [ES]

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What effects does non-competitive inhibition have on V-max and Km?

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Km is unchanged, V-max decreases

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