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An enzyme converts substrate to product rapidly at low [S], but at high [S] velocity plateaus. What property does this illustrate?

Vmax saturation

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Which statement explains why enzymes decrease activation energy?

They stabilize the transition state

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Which kinetic scenario indicates competitive inhibition?

Km ↑, Vmax unchanged

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In a Lineweaver–Burk plot, a noncompetitive inhibitor causes what change?

Y-intercept ↑

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Hexokinase binds glucose tighter than fructose. Why?

Lower Km = higher affinity

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Common phosphorylation amino acids?

Serine, Threonine, Tyrosine

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A zymogen becomes active after proteolytic cleavage. What is this?

Irreversible covalent activation

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Enzyme very inactive at lowest pH. Why?

Denaturation of catalytic residues

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Increasing enzyme concentration (constant [S]) has what effect?

Increases Vmax

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Enzyme displays sigmoidal curve. What type?

Allosteric enzyme

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Mutation lowers affinity but Vmax unchanged. What changes?

Km ↑

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Lactate → pyruvate belongs to which class?

Oxidoreductase

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Serine → Pyruvate + NH3 belongs to which class?

Lyase

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Enzyme forming peptide bonds using ATP?

Ligase

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Covalent inhibitors differ from reversible inhibitors how?

Permanent bond with active site

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Heterotropic inhibitor binding does what?

Alters conformation → lowers activity

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Amino acid most used in acid–base catalysis?

Histidine

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Plot with slope = Km/Vmax is what?

Lineweaver–Burk

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Condition that makes reaction appear irreversible?

Product far more stable than substrate

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ATP → ADP energy used by which class?

Ligases

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Which interaction is NOT part of ES binding?

Peptide bonds

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Effect of positive allosteric activator?

Decreases Km

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Competitive inhibitor structural property?

Resembles substrate

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Noncompetitive inhibitor binds where?

Allosteric site

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Irreversible inhibitor effect on LB plot?

Vmax ↓ only

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Removing catalytic serine from serine protease causes what?

Loss of catalytic power

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Apoenzyme + cofactor = ?

Holoenzyme

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Coenzyme from Vitamin B3?

NAD+

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Coenzyme in decarboxylation?

TPP (Thiamine pyrophosphate)

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Parallel LB lines indicate what?

Uncompetitive inhibitor

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High temperature effect on enzymes?

Denaturation → activity loss

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Step with highest energy?

Transition state

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Glucose-6-phosphate → fructose-6-phosphate class?

Isomerase

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Metal ions assist catalysis how?

Stabilize negative charges

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Pepsin optimal pH?

pH 2

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Enzyme forming double bonds by group removal?

Lyase

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Kcat measures what?

Turnover number

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Velocity increases with [S] indicates?

Substrate-level control

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Allosteric inhibitor effect on curve?

Shift right

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Which is a zymogen?

Trypsinogen

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Phosphorylation typically changes what?

Conformation

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Which bond stabilizes tertiary structure?

Disulfide bond

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Strongest protein bond?

Disulfide bond

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Which enzyme has catalytic triad?

Serine protease

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Noncompetitive inhibitor impact on rate?

Lower Vmax at all [S]

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Transition state analog type?

Strong competitive inhibitor

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Rate-limiting factor at low [S]?

Substrate availability

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Rate-limiting factor at high [S]?

Enzyme concentration

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Michaelis–Menten curve shape?

Hyperbolic

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Cooperative kinetics shape?

Sigmoidal

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Enzyme using PLP?

Aminotransferase

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Removing cofactor gives what?

Apoenzyme

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Inhibitor binding ES only?

Uncompetitive inhibitor

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Class using FAD?

Oxidoreductase

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Enzyme specificity depends on what?

Active-site 3D structure

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Amino acid NOT phosphorylated?

Alanine

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Metal-dependent enzyme example?

Carbonic anhydrase

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If rate unaffected by [S] increase?

Enzyme saturated

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Increased slope on LB plot means?

Inhibition

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Fastest regulation type?

Allosteric modulation

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Slowest regulation type?

Gene expression

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Substrate binding increasing other sites’ affinity?

Positive cooperativity

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Zn²⁺ in alcohol dehydrogenase acts as?

Cofactor

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25→37°C effect on enzymes?

Rate increases until denaturation

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Optimal temperature for human enzymes?

37°C

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Active site formed by what?

Tertiary structure folding

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Amino acid forming salt bridge with Asp?

Arginine

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Bond broken by hydrolase?

Ester/peptide bond

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Class removing groups without hydrolysis?

Lyase

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Drop in Vmax only indicates?

Noncompetitive inhibition

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Enzyme catalyzing glucose + ATP → G6P?

Kinase (Transferase)

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Km = 2 mM; at [S]=2 mM, V₀?

½ Vmax

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Parameter changing with enzyme concentration?

Vmax

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Parameter unchanged by enzyme concentration?

Km

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Enzymes accelerate reactions by decreasing?

Activation energy (ΔG‡)

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Functional group difference between aldose/ketose?

Carbonyl position

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Glucose vs galactose differ at C4. They are?

Epimers

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D-glucose vs L-glucose are?

Enantiomers

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D-glucose vs D-mannose differ at C2. They are?

Epimers

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Non-reducing disaccharide?

Sucrose

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General monosaccharide formula?

CnH2nOn

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Cyclic glucose structure is?

Haworth form

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α vs β glucose differ at what carbon?

Anomeric carbon

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Cyclization creates what new center?

Anomeric carbon

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Benedict test detects?

Reducing sugars

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Disaccharide with β(1→4)?

Lactose

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Disaccharide with α(1→2)β?

Sucrose

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Highly branched polysaccharide?

Glycogen

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Sugar with ketone group?

Fructose

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Carbon determining D/L?

Highest-numbered chiral carbon

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Cellulose linkage?

β(1→4)

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Aldose oxidation produces?

Aldonic acid

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Primary alcohol oxidation yields?

Uronic acid

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Carbonyl reduction yields?

Sugar alcohol

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Glucose reduced → ?

Sorbitol

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RNA sugar?

Ribose

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DNA sugar?

Deoxyribose

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Fructose forms what ring?

Furanose

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Glucose forms what ring?

Pyranose

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GAG charge?

Highly negative (sulfate)