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Kinetics, Inhibtors
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Known conditions needed for experimmental assays
Buffer, substrate conc., temp, enzyme conc.
ES association constant
KA = [ES] / [E][S] | (k1/k-1)
ES dissociation complex
KD = 1/KA = [E][S] / [ES] | (k-1/k1)
V0 (Initial Velocity)
Earliest speed of k2
Vmax
When [S] is saturated (high [S]) —> =V0
Michaelis complex
ES
Steady state (Michaelis Menten)
When [ES] and [E] do not change
Transient Phase (Michaelis Menten)
Very fast step before steady state
Michaelis Constant
KM : KM= [S] at ½ of Vmax
KM
Estimate of substrate binding affinity
Michaelis-Menten Equation

Specificity constant
kcat/KM
Specificity constant definition
Measure of substrate preference/catalytic efficiency
M-1s-1
Specificity constant units
Larger value for great enzyme relative to poor enzyme
Specificity constant trend
Catalytic Proficiency
Measure of an enzyme’s affinity for transition state
Lineweaver-Burke
Double reciprocal plot
Slope (m) : KM/Vmax
Y-intercept (b) : 1/Vmax
X-intercept: -1/KM
Lineweaver-Burke Plot parameters
Irreversible inhibition
Enzyme permanently destroyed (covalent)
Reversible inhibition
Enzyme not destroyed-can be reactivated upon removal of inhibitor
Competitive, uncompetitive, non-competitive
3 forms of reversible inhibitors