CCHM 2: INTRODUCTION TO ENZYMOLOGY

molecule on which an enzyme reacts

• enzymology

• butterfly

• Substrate

• primary

POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN FOLDING

• ISOENZYMES

• SUBUNITS

• AMINO ACID

• SECONDARY ENZYME STRUCTURE

Different enzyme forms and an amino acid sequence

• ISOENZYMES

• INTERCONVERSION

• ISOMERASES

• PROTIEN

A PRODUCT WILL BE FORMED FROM THE COMBINATION OF A SUBSTRATE AND AN ENZYME, OR THE SUBSTRATE WILL DEGRADE.

• ACTIVE SITE

• ES COMPLEX

• COFACTOR

• TEMPERATURE

INACTIVE PROTIEN PART OF ENZYME

• APOENZYME

• OPTIMUM

• ENZYME

• REACTION

POSTRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION OF AN ENZYME

• MIKENIS

• ES COMPLES

• ISOFORM

• HYDROGEN

DISCOVERED THE LOCK & KEY THEORY

• 1913

• EMIL FISHERS

• MENTIN

OPTIMUM TEMPERATURE

• 37°C

• 30°C

• 35°C-40°C

• -60°C

NON PROTIEN MOLECULE. REACTION MUST BIND TO SPECIFIC ENZYME.

• ALLOSTERIC

• ACTIVE SITE

• COFACTOR

• COENZYME

THE ROLEOF SUBSTRATE IN ES COMPLEX FORMATION WAS HYPOTIZED BY MIKENIS AND MENTIN IN 1913.

• MODIFICATIONS

• POSTRSANLATIONAL

• FACTORS

• SUBSTRATE CONCENTRATION