LESSON #2: ENZYME KINEMATICS Flashcards
A double reciprocal plot of michaelis menten constant which yield a straight line
Lineweaver burk plot
Are those who proceed at a rate exactly proportional to the concentration of one reactant
First-order reaction
Are those in which rate is proportional to the product of the concentration of two reactants or square of the concentration of one reactant
Second-order reaction
A higher concentration of substrate will no longer result in increased reaction rate
Zero-order reaction
Factors that influence enzymatic reaction
- Substrate concentration
- Enzyme concentration
- pH
- Temperature
- Cofactors
- Activators
- Inhibitors
The higher the enzyme level, the faster the reaction will proceed.
Enzyme concentration
-pH most enzymes
-Changes in __ may denature the enzyme
-Each enzyme operates within specific pH range
7.0-8.0
Temperature
- _____ degrees celsius
- denaturation at ________ degrees celsius
- Assay temperature: ___, ____, _____
Temperature
- 37 degrees celsius
- denaturation at 40-50 degrees celsius
- Assay temperature: 25, 30, 37
nonprotein entities that must bind to particular enzymes before a reaction occurs
Activators: _____ or ______
Coenzymes: _______, _______, _______
Cofactors
metallic or nonmetallic
nucleotide, phosphate and vitamins
-proper substrate binding
- link substrate to the enzyme or coenzyme
-undergo oxidation or reduction
Activators
Interfere with enzyme reactions
inhibitors
What are the three inhibitor
- competitive
-noncompetitive
-uncompetitive
MEASUREMENT OF ENZYME ACTIVITY
Increase in ______ concentration
Decrease in ______ concentration
Decrease or increase in _________ concentration
An increase in the concentration of the altered coenzyme
product
substrate
coenzyme
What are the three enzymatic assays
Coupled enzyme assay
Fixed time method
Continuous monitoring method
-Coupling the activity of the enzyme being tested to another
-more easily detectable, enzyme
-indirect measurement
Coupled enzyme assay