Lecture 9: enzyme kinetics 1 Flashcards

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Kcat (2)

A
  • conversion step of substrate to product

- rate limiting step = slower than k1/ k-1 because requires more energy to change structure of the substrate

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2
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km

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enzymes affinity/ dissociation of ES

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3
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low km means what for efficiency? S binds (tightly/ loosely) to E?

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low km = higher efficiency so S binds tightly to E [high affinity for substrate]

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4
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high affinity for substrate means what for concentration?

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higher affinity for substrate means smaller concentration of substrate needed to reach 1/2Vmax and vise versa

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5
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kcat turnover #

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of molecules of S turned over into product/ second/ molecule of enzyme [turnover #]

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6
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rate order of kcat/km in the rxn of free E and free S

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behaves as 2nd order rate in the rxn of free E and S

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7
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higher kcat/ km means what for efficiency?

A

more efficient reaction

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8
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kcat increases or km decreases means what for reaction?

A

reaction becomes faster

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9
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adding more enzyme does what to Vmax?

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gives a new Vmax

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10
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kinetics of competitive inhibition

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higher Km; constant Vmax = need more substrate to get to 1/2Vmax

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11
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kinetics of noncompetitive inhibition

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constant Km; Vmax permanently affected [no amount of substrate will outcompete]

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