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What are the two variables of the Michaelis-Menton Equation?
Substrate concentration and initial velocity
What is the kinetic significance of Km?
Km represents substrate binding affinity (high Km, low affinity)
What is the kinetic significance of Vmax?
Represents max velocity achievable of an enzyme catalyzed reaction
What kind of inhibitor increases Km and does not change Vmax
competitive inhibitor
What kind of inhibitor doesn’t change Km and decreases Vmax
non-competitive inhibitor
What does the X-intercept represent on the line weaver burk plot?
-1/Km
What does the Y intercept represent in the line weaver burk plot?
1/Vmax
what does the slope represent in the lineweaver burk plot
Km/Vmax
Which enzyme class contains dehydrogenases, hydroxylases, and oxidases?
Oxidoreductases
Which enzyme class catalyzes group transfer reactions and contains acyl (HAT), phosphate (kinase) and peptide transfer?
Transferases
Which enzyme class cleaves bonds by addition of a water molecule and includes proteases, and esterase?
Hydrolases
Which enzyme class cleaves by means other than hydrolysis or oxidation and includes decarboxylase?
Lysases
Which enzyme class contains PPIase and PDI, and rearranges existing atoms?
isomerases
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