Enzyme Kinetics

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What are the two variables of the Michaelis-Menton Equation?

Substrate concentration and initial velocity

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What is the kinetic significance of Km?

Km represents substrate binding affinity (high Km, low affinity)

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What is the kinetic significance of Vmax?

Represents max velocity achievable of an enzyme catalyzed reaction

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What kind of inhibitor increases Km and does not change Vmax

competitive inhibitor

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What kind of inhibitor doesn’t change Km and decreases Vmax

non-competitive inhibitor

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What does the X-intercept represent on the line weaver burk plot?

-1/Km

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What does the Y intercept represent in the line weaver burk plot?

1/Vmax

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what does the slope represent in the lineweaver burk plot

Km/Vmax

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Which enzyme class contains dehydrogenases, hydroxylases, and oxidases?

Oxidoreductases

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Which enzyme class catalyzes group transfer reactions and contains acyl (HAT), phosphate (kinase) and peptide transfer?

Transferases

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Which enzyme class cleaves bonds by addition of a water molecule and includes proteases, and esterase?

Hydrolases

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Which enzyme class cleaves by means other than hydrolysis or oxidation and includes decarboxylase?

Lysases

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Which enzyme class contains PPIase and PDI, and rearranges existing atoms?

isomerases

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Which enzyme class synthesizes C-C, C-S, C-O, C-N bonds in a reaction coupled to the cleavage of high energy phosphate bonds in ATP or other nucleotide, and includes syntheses and ligases?

Ligases