Inhibition and Kinetics

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what is an inhibitor?

special agents that can bind to enzymes and inhibit or block their activity

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competitive inhibition

  • inhibitor competes with substrate for binding at active site of enzyme

  • substrate outcompetes inhibitor at high levels of concentration

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how does competitive inhibition affect vmax?

vmax stays the same

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how does competitive inhibition affect km?

Km increases

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uncompetitive inhibition

  • only binds ES complex not free enzyme

  • binds at site other than active site after substrate binds

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how does uncompetitive inhibition affect vmax?

vmax decreases

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how does uncompetitive inhibition affect Km?

Km decreases

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non-competitive inhibition

  • inhibitor binds to allosteric site

  • can bind to E or ES

  • prefers to bind to E because of higher affinity

  • binding doesn’t prevent substrate from binding to enzyme

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how does non-competitive inhibition affect vmax?

vmax decrases

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how does non-competitive inhibition affect Km?

Km stays the same

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mixed inhibition

  • can bind to E and ES

  • prefers E

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how does mixed inhibition affect vmax?

vmax decreases

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how does mixed inhibition affect Km?

Km increases

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<p>what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?</p>

what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?

competitive inhibition

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<p>what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?</p>

what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?

non-competitive inhibition

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<p>what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?</p>

what type of inhibitor does this reciprocal plot represent?

uncompetitive inhibition