1What are enzyme kinetics
the study of reaction rates that are catalyzed by a purified enzyme
2Enzymes are biological catalysts
milder reaction constants, faster reaction rates, more specific entry point, sometimes need a cofactor
3Oxoreductases
class of enzyme A-+ B to A+B-, oxio reductions , dehdroginase and the O2 acceptor
4Transferases
A-B + Cto A+ B-C, enzymes transferrinf group from donor to acceptor
5Hydrolases
A-B + H2O to A-B B-OH, catalyse the hydrolisi of various bonds
6Lyase
A-B to A+B + X-Y, cleaves C-C C-N C-O bonds with hydrolysis or oxidation , molecule is elimentaed and forms a new double bond
7Isomerases
A-B to A-B,catalyzes changes within 1 molecule
8Ligase
A+ B to A-B, catalyzes the joining of two molecules with accomanying hydrolsis of diphosphate bond in ATP or similar triphosphate
9Cofactor
an additional chemical componenet other than amino acid residues that is required for the activity of some enzymes
10Coenzyme
cofactor that is a complex organic molecule
11Prosthetic group
a coenzyme that is tightly or even covalently bond to the enzyme protien
12holoenzyme
a compllete calatillically active enzyme together bound with its coenzyme and/or metal ions
13Apoenzyme
the protien part of the holoenzyme
14Lock and Key hypothesis
substrate matches perfectly to enzyme site
15Induced fit hypothesis
once the substrate binds the enzyme around it molds to fit.
16Acid-Base Catalysis
a proton is transferred between the enzyme and substrate
17COvalent Catalysis
a covalent bond forms between the enzyme and substrate
18Catalysis by approximation
Relevant when a reaction involves more than one substrate via favorable orientations
19Metal ion catalysis
Metal ion can function and facilitate the formation of the nucleophile or serve as an electrophile
20Acid catalysis
enzyme donates a proton to the substrate
21Base catalysis
enzyme abstracts a proton from the substrate
22Lysozime Catalytic mechanism
1. binds to substrate
2. positiong places the substrate behinf the lysozome residues
3. Activation ASP 52 acts as a nucleophile and forms a temp bond with sugar
4. Involvement of water GLu 35 is negative and water joins sugar H+ joins Glu35
5. Hydrolysis the subar bond is hydrolisized and split