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Biochem Test Prac

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show Tense state usually less active  
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show Relaxed state usually more active  
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show Only 2 States; Equilibrium in absence of ligand/Ligand Binds tightly to R state  
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show BPG binds to the 4 subunit interface. Salt bridge formation favors a shift to T state/ facilitating O2 release  
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Why is reversible binding of O2 critical for hemogloblin to function?   show
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What is the role of ATP and ATP hydrolysis in the cycle of actin-myosin association and disassociation that leads to muscle contraction?   show
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For a reaction that can take place with or without catalysis by an enzyme/ what would be the effect of the en zyme on the: Free energy change/ Ea/ Vo/ EQ of reaction   show
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show Vo = Initial Veloctiy/ Vmax = when enzyme is saturated/ [s] substrate concentration/ Km = michalis constant/ Km = [s] when Vo = 1/2vmax  
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Serine-195/ Aspartate 102/ Histidine - 57   show
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Role of Serine-195   show
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Role of Histidine-57   show
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Role of Aspartate-102   show
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show Group other than water that donates/accepts proton  
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Covalent Catalysis Example   show
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show Metal stabalizes transition state like Mg2+  
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General Acid/Base Catalysis Example in enzyme   show
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Covalent Catalysis Example in enzyme   show
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Metal-Ion Assisted Catalysis Example in enzyme   show
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How does the kinetic curve for an allosteric enzyme differ from the kinetic curve for an enzyme that follows Michaelis-Menten kinetics?   show
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What effect will an allosteric activator have on the kinetic curve of the allosteric enzyme?   show
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show No BPG = Higher than normal curve; mutant below no bpg/ higher than regular; bohr = way below curve  
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show Phosphorylation  
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show TRUE  
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Why is carbs more information rich than DNA/RNA?   show
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Roles of Carbohydrates and use   show
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Describe the molecular changes that happen when oxygen (O2) binds to hemoglobin.   show
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show It enables Hb to bind more oxygen in the lungs and release more at the extremities  
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The sequential model of cooperative binding   show
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The concerted model of cooperative binding   show
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show A series of non-covalent bonds between the antigen and the antigen binding site at the variable region of the antibody.  
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What is the impact of 2/3-bisphosphoglycerate (BPG) binding to hemoglobin?   show
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show Rate depends on energy of activation/ not free energy content  
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8) What is the relationship between the free energy G' and the equilibrium constant (Keq’)?   show
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show mol/time  
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show Transition state theory is the idea that enzymes accelerate reactions by stabilizing the transition state So when we study enzymes/ we consider any features that might lead to stabilization of the transition state  
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Role of Aspartate in serine proteases   show
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show Pulls the proton from the serine/ Then donates it back to either the leaving group or the serine  
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12) The activity of chymotrypsin drops dramatically when the pH increases above pH 8. What causes this?   show
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show Allosteric curve is sigmoidal  
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15) Why are some enzymes (such as proteases involved in blood clotting) synthesized and released as inactive precursors   show
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Beta glucose oh positoin   show
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Describe the similarities and differences between proteoglycans and glycoproteins.   show
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Define Allosterism   show
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One molecular change that occurs in Hb when O2 is bound to it   show
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show Accelerates reaction/ but is not changed in the process  
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What unique feature of the mechanism of hexokinase contributes to the selective reaction of ATP with glucose/ rather than water?   show
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Beta Glucose Structure   show
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show Groups on the antibody for hydrogen bond/ salt bridge and hydrophobic interactions with the antigen Each of these non-covalent contacts reduces the energy of the interaction/ leading to increased in binding affinity.  
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show A regulatory molecule binds at a regulatory site on the enzyme to increase or decrease the activity of the enzyme.  
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show A group such as phosphate can be added to or removed from an enzyme to control activity  
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irreversible covalent modification and application   show
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