Michaelis Menton Flashcards

1
Q

Michaelis menton

A

v = Vmax S / Km + S

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2
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Km and how this affects michaelis menton

A

Km lower than S, then Vmax is reached

Km higher than S, linearly dependent on S (no S at bottom of equation)

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3
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Rate units of association and dissociation constant

A

M-1

M

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4
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K’m

A

Km x (1+[I] / Ki)

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5
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Competitive inhibitors

A

Changes Vmax and Km
v = Vmax S
K’m + S

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6
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Non competitive inhibitors

A

v = Vmax’ S
Km + S

Where Vmax’ is Vmax/Km’

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7
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Burst amplitude

A

E X (k’1 / k1 + k2)2

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8
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Burst rate constant

A

k’1 + k2

k’1 is k1 [S]

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9
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kobs from a Fl graph

A

kobs = ln2/ t1/2

For first order this is just log

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10
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One step ligand binding

Plot

A

kobs = L X k+1 + k-1 (if not reversible this is only dependent on L)

Slope k+1 intercept k-1

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11
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Two step ligand binding
Fast slow
Slow fast
Plot

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kobs = K1k2L/K1+L (+k-2)

kobs = k+1 + k-1 x (1 + L/K1)

Intercept k-2
Half Vmax = 1/K1

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12
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Mass spec equations

A

m/z = MW + NH+
n

For the second peak (smaller) all the n’s are plus 1
n = Small -1 / big - small

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13
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Time of flight equation

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m/z = 2Vt2 / L2

T = m/2zv ^ 1/2 X d

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14
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Quantum yield

A

Excited that fluorescence

Total number of excited

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15
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Energy transfer efficiency

A

Ro6 / Ro6 + R6

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16
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Molar ellipicity and mean residue molar

Near and far UV

A

L-R or change A/c L

Change A/c L n

190-250 250-300

17
Q

How to find conformational stability

How many bonds to break

A

Calculate K = FU/FF from the transition region
Then convert to G = -RTlnKeq
Plot G against denaturation to get y incept as stability
How many bonds to break? Divide by hydrogen bond which is 8-20 kJ
(About 5 to break protein)

18
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Fractional saturation

A

EL/E total, can be found by rearranging to get L/L + Kd

19
Q

Multiple identical sites

A

Kd = E L /EL X EL L/ EL2
= K1 X K2 = E L2 /EL2
Fractional sat becomes nL/L +Kd

20
Q

Scatchard plot

A

Frac/ L against frac
Slope 1/Kd
Intercept on X is n

21
Q

Hill plot

A

Log Frac/n-frac against log L

22
Q

Multiple non identical independent sites

A

Frac = n1 L /L + K1 X. n2 L /L + K2

23
Q

Hill analysis

A

Plot of log Frac/1-Frac) against logL

Slope is n intercept Kd

24
Q

Mathews coefficient

A

Vm = Volume cell /MW Z X

25
Q

Atom abundance

Nerst equation

A

H 99.9
P 100
C 1.07
N 0.37

E PDI = EGSH - (RT/nF) ln Keq

26
Q

Correlation time

Hetero nuclear decoupling

A

Tm = 4pi r3 n
3kb T

Hd u 3cos2 theta -1