Michaelis Menten Kinetics Flashcards

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Way is kinetics needed

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2
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Draw a Michaelis menten plot

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3
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What does the Michaelis menten equation assume

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Also assumes that the reverse reaction( [ES]→ [E]+[S] (k-1) ) can be neglected

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4
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What is the expression for the disocciation constant

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5
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Recall the Michaelis menten equation

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6
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derive the Michaelis menten equation from the expression for the dissociation constant

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7
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what is the steady state assumption and draw the graph for it *

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8
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recall the equation for the Michaelis menten constant

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9
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how do you find initial velocity of a reaction using the Michaelis menten constant

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10
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Explain what the Michaelis menten equation shows and how Vmax and Km are obtained from a Michaelis menten plot

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11
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What does Km tell you

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The affinity of the enzyme for the substrate

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12
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What does it mean if [Substrate]<Km

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13
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What does it mean if [Substrate]>Km

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14
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What are the units of Km and velocity

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15
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What does it mean if an enzyme has a low Km

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16
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What factors affect Km

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17
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Write an expression relating Km and Ks

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18
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What is Km a measure of

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19
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What does a high Km mean

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20
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How does Km affect an individuals susceptibility to alcohol

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21
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What is kcat

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22
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How do you calculate initial velocity using kcat and Km

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23
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What is kcat/Km used to measure

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The greater the kcat/Km value, the more efficient the enzyme

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What are the uses of kcat/Km

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25
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What is a catalytically perfect enzyme

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Is when k2»k1
This means when the formation of [P] from the ES complex is fast compared to breakdown of ES complex back to enzyme and substrate

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What is a catalytically perfect enzyme limited by

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27
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How do enzymes achieve catalytic perfection

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28
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What does Michaelis- menten kinetics assume

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29
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What does a Michaelis menten plot show

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30
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What is the equation that is plotted on a lineweaver - burk plot

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31
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Draw an example of a lineweaver - burk plot and recall the information you can obtain from it

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32
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What are the disadvantages of using the lineweaver - burk plot to measure kinetic parameters

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33
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Recall the equation used to produce a hofstee - eadie plot

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34
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What information can you obtain from a hofstee -eadie plot and what is the disadvantage of using this plot to obtain kenetic parameters

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35
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What equation is used to plot a Hanes - Woolf plot

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36
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Draw an example of a Hanes - Woolf plot and what you can obtain from it

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37
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Why is the hanes-woolf plot the most accurate out of the other plots discussed

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38
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What’s an equation that can be used to calculate Vmax from kcat and total conc. of enzyme

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39
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What is the principle of Michaelis- menten kinetics

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Until the enzyme is fully saturated

40
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What is the modified version of the Michaelis-menten equation that includes k-1 (the backwards reaction)

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This treats ES as an intermediate

41
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What is the equation for the haldane relationship

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42
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What does the haldane relationship tell you

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At equilibrium v=0

43
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What is the effect of pH on enzymes

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44
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At acidic, basic and optimum pH what are the charges of the residues on the substrate and the active site

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45
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According to Michaelis menten kinetics how do enzymes behave at different pHs*(watch vid)

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46
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What are lonization constants used for*

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47
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What is the effect of temperature on enzymes

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48
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What are bisubstrate reactions

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49
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How are substrates characterised using cleland nomenclature

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50
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What are the names of the mechanism for bisubstrate reactions and the subcategories

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Sequential reactions and ping-pong reactions which can be subdivided into ordered and random

51
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What is a sequential reaction

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52
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What is a ping-pong reaction

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53
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What are ordered and random reactions

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54
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Which enzyme doesn’t follow Michaelis - menten kinetics and why

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