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in a ______ system, all enzyme catalyzed rxns are bidirectional
assay
enzyme ____ involves 1) Mix S together with pH buffer solution 2) Add E 3) T optimum for E 4) Measure ^P vS 5) Calculate V
excess
S always present in ______ over E
fast
if excess S is not provided, rxn would be too ____ and the rxn rate cannot be measured
Beer's law
A=ECl, where E = molar extinction coefficient, l = thickness, C = concentration
kcat
____ is the Vmax an enzyme can produce normalized to quantity of E present
fES
___ is the fraction of E active sites occupied by substrate over the course of the enzyme assay
active
vo=Vmax * fES, this eqn says rxn rate is directly proportional to _____ site filling
S
when calculating kcat, Vmax is always expressed in terms of decrease of _
pH
kcat is a constant for each enzyme at a particular T and __
Km
__ is the [S] required to fill 50% of the active sites
Km
at __, vo=1/2Vmax
higher
the higher the kcat, the _____ (higher/lower) the efficiency of the enzyme
lower
the higher the Km, the ______ (higher/lower) the efficiency of the enzyme
is not
Vmax ____ (is / is not) a constant
irreversible
_______ inhibitors - covalently bond to enzyme, disrupts function of enzyme
reversible
______ inhibitors - binding driven by hydrophobic effect, H-bond replacement etc.
irreversible
______ inihibitors reduces [E], thus reduces Vmax
reversible
there are two types of ______ inhibitors: competitive and non-competitive
competitive
_______ inhibitors increase Km, reversible by adding excess substrate
non-competitive
_______ inhibitors decrease Vmax by binding onto sites non-covalently to sites other than the active site, distorting the E. can be reversed by removing inhibitors, which causes shift to the left of rxn Efree + Ifree -> EIcomplex