Substrate concentration and reaction rate

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How do we measure rate of chemical reactions?

Appearance of product or disappearance of substrate

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Steady state

[ES] stays the same, formation of complex= formation of product

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Assumptions made when deriving rate constant equations?

  • Steady stat conditions apply

  • Initial [P]=0 no reverse at the start

  • Relative concentrations [S]> > [E]- ignore change in substrate concentration

  • Formation of product-vo=k2[ES]- first order rate equation, k2=kcat (initial velocity)

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What determines maximum velocity

Total enzyme and Kcat

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Relationship between Km and Vmax?

Km= Vmax/2

Hyperbolic curve, Km in [S]

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Lineweaver-Burk plots

Generates a hyperbolic relationship between [S] and Vmax

Slope: Km/Vmax

Y-intercept: 1/Vmax

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Double reciprocal plot

Defined by lineweaver Burke equation- linear plot, same slope and y intercept values

x-intercept= -1/Km