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BIOC Lecture 5s
Enzyme Kinetic
| Definition | Term |
|---|---|
| What do enzymes stabilize, lower | transition state, activation energy |
| oxidoreductase function | redox reaction |
| transferase function | group transfer |
| hydrolase function | hydrolysis |
| lyase function | removal of group to form double bond |
| isomerase function | intramolecular transfer |
| ligase function | ligation via ATP hydrolysis |
| small organic molecules often derived form vitamins or metals | cofactors |
| tightly binding coenzymes | prosthetics |
| enzyme with its cofactor | holoenzyme |
| enzyme without its cofactor | apoenzyme |
| slope of product concentration over time | velocity |
| reaction order with rate constant s^-1 | first order |
| reaction order with rate constant (Ms)^-1 | second order |
| approached as substrate increases in reaction | equilibrium |
| Michaelis Menton requirement | rate of formation of ES equals rate of loss of ES |
| Michaelis Menton equation (using Vmax equation) | (k2 Et S)/(S + Km) |
| Michaelis Menton constant (Km) | (k-1 + k2)/(k1) |
| rate of a reaction (general) | k(reactant) |
| Velocity when all enzymes are bound to substrate | Vmax |
| Equation for Vmax | k2(Et) |
| equation for Vo at low [S] | (Vmax [S])/(Km) |
| Vo at high [S] | Vmax |
| When k-1 is much larger than k2 (k2 is negligible) | Km=Kd |
| slope of reciprocal of MM equation | Km/Vmax |
| x-intercept of reciprocal of MM equation | -1/Km |
| y-intercept of reciprocal of MM equation | 1/Vmax |
| Michaelis Menton plot | Velocity over substrate concentration |