ENZYMOLOGY

ENZYMOLOGY

by: IRIS GAIL M. DUCAT, RMT

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT true about Trivial name?

• Informal or commonly used names for enzymes that do not follow systematic nomenclature.

• Typically do not provide detailed information about the enzyme's chemical activity or structure.

• Often used in clinical settings, laboratories, and everyday practice because they are easier to remember and quicker to use.

• Often used to describe the exact chemical reaction an enzyme catalyzes

Multiple Choice

This enzyme structure refers to the conformation of the segments of polypeptide chain

• PRIMARY

• SECONDARY

• TERTIARY

• QUATERNARY

Multiple Choice

Using of acronyms and abbreviations refers to:

• SYSTEMATIC NAME OF ENZYMES

• TRICIAL NAME OF ENZYMES

Multiple Choice

Refers to he material acted on by the enzyme

• Substrate

• Enzyme

• Cofactor

• Active Site

Multiple Choice

An organic nonprotein molecule that certain enzymes require for enzymatic activity.

• Substrate

• Coenzyme

• Enzyme

• Active Site

Multiple Choice

This refers to the substance derived from a transformed substrate.

• Product

• Enzyme

• Enzyme-substrate complex

• Active site

Multiple Choice

This factor helps bind the substrate to the active site forming ionic bridges.

• Inhibitors

• Substrate concentration

• Activators

• Enzyme concentration

Multiple Choice

The enzyme activity rate is dependent only on Enzyme concentration.

• Zero-Order Kinetics

• First Order Kinetics

Multiple Choice

In EC, this refers to the specific group of the substrate or type of bond acted upon.

• 1st digit

• 2nd digit

• 3rd digit

• 4th digit

Multiple Choice

This enzyme structure gives rise to enzyme variants

• PRIMARY

• SECONDARY

• TERTIARY

• QUATERNARY