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+ Descri)e the chemical properties of enzymes, e-. "cti'e site, catalytic efficiency, specificity, cofactor, re-ulation, compartmentalisation. + E.plain the classification of enzymes + Descri)e the /inetics of enzyme catalysis, -. ichaelis enten e0uation -. 1ine2ea'er Bur/ transformation #eferences, 1. #ao, 3. . 4556. edical Biochemistry. 4nd Ed. 3e2 "-e, Pu)lisher. 4. Baynes, 7.8. Dominicza/, .H. 4559. edical Biochemistry. 4nd Ed. Else'ier os)y.
8hat is Enzyme :
+ + + Catalyst %ncrease rate of chemical reactions 2ithout chan-in- the e0uili)rium Enzymes different from other catalyst, -. $pecific , each enzyme eat different reaction -. ;reater catalytic po2er than other catalyst -. Catalytic action can )e re-ulated < to ensure rate of product formed not in e.cess of amount needed 1ocalization, or-an, tissue, cellular, su)cellular Holoenzyme = "poenzyme > Cofactor #eactant = $u)strate Classified in to 6 -roups = type of reaction
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Enzymes are proteins -lo)ular ?ri)ozyme is catalytic acti'e of #3"@ each 2ith a specific structure ?nati'e conformation@, function, distri)ution of electrical char-es, and surface -eometry 2hose specificity depends on their tertiary structure. Ahe tertiary structure determines the three-dimensional shape. Ahey are each responsi)le for control of a sin-le reaction and are thus responsi)le for control of meta)olism.
"cti'e $ite
= three dimensional cleft created )y side chain of se'eral amino acid "mino acid from different re-ions in the linear se0uence of enzyme, folded, side chains close at the acti'e side "mino acid is classified into 4 functional -roups, 1. Bindin- residues 4. Catalytic residues
- In an enzyme, a `binding site = an `active site - 4 types of binding of small molecule (red) to the binding site of a protein (shaded)
Electrostatic
Hydrophobic
Hydrogen Bond
Enzyme $pecificity
+ 1. $u)strate + 4. #eaction
+ B. ;roup
+ C. ")solute -roup
#eaction Profile
&nder a specific set of conditions, e'ery reaction has its o2n characteristic rate, 2hich depends upon the chemical nature of the reactants.
Four factors can )e controlled durin- the reaction, 1. 4. B. C. Concentration - molecules must collide to reactD Physical state - molecules must mi. to collideD Aemperature - molecules must collide 2ith enou-h ener-y to reactD Ahe use of a catalyst.
Effects of temperature
Effects of pH