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How does a competitive inhibitor change the Km and Vmax values for an enzyme such as...

How does a competitive inhibitor change the Km and Vmax values for an enzyme such as Penicillin?

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Explain the regulation of the allosteric enzyme acetyl-CoA carboxylase by citrate and palmitoyl-CoA.

Explain the regulation of the allosteric enzyme acetyl-CoA carboxylase by citrate and palmitoyl-CoA.

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The enzyme required for transcription is * RNA polymerase Restriction enzymes Splicesome DNA polymerase

The enzyme required for transcription is *
RNA polymerase
Restriction enzymes
Splicesome
DNA polymerase

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In Michaelis-Menten kinetics, what values would make an enzyme “good” at catalysis?

In Michaelis-Menten kinetics, what values would make an enzyme “good” at catalysis?

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What are retroviruses? How do they reproduce and what is the role of the enzyme reverse...

What are retroviruses? How do they reproduce and what is the role of the enzyme reverse transcriptase?

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How would a competitive, irreversible inhibitor affect an enzyme? Please explain in detail.

How would a competitive, irreversible inhibitor affect an enzyme? Please explain in detail.

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very emergence When glucose is transported into liver cells, it is modified. Name the type of...

very emergence

When glucose is transported into liver cells, it is modified.

  1. Name the type of modification to glucose.                                                                (1 mark)

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  1. In which part of liver cell does this modification occur?                                          (1 mark)

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  1. Name the enzyme in liver cells responsible for this modification.                           (1 mark)

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  1. Name the enzyme in brain and muscle cells with the same activity.                        (1 mark)

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  1. What is the significance of this type of modification?                                            

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  1. Give TWO differences between the enzymes described in (C) and (D).              

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4. Papain is a protease with a pH optimum of approximately 6.5. The enzyme utilizes a...

4. Papain is a protease with a pH optimum of approximately 6.5. The enzyme utilizes a catalytic triad to break peptide bonds. The nucleophile within this triad is a cysteine (Cys25) having a perturbed pKa value of 3.3. Write the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation. Using this equation, calculate the percent deprotonated of papain’s Cys25 side chain at pH 3.7. Why will the enzyme not function maximally at this pH? There will be no partial credit for the calculation, but your work must be shown to receive credit. 


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Any substance that will bind to a protein is known as its __________________.

Any substance that will bind to a protein is known as its __________________. Enzymes bind their _______________ at the __________________. The enzyme hexokinase is so specific that it reacts with only one of the two __________________ of glucose. Enzymes catalyze a chemical reaction by lowering the __________________, because they provide conditions favorable for the formation of a __________________ intermediate called the __________________. Once the reaction is completed, the enzyme releases the __________________ of the reaction.
Words: free energy ligand transition state activation energy inhibitors products high-energy low-energy active site isomers substrates

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1) The enzyme prostaglandin synthase uses aracadonic acid as the substrate and produces product PGG2. If...

1) The enzyme prostaglandin synthase uses aracadonic acid as the substrate and produces product PGG2. If 10mM Ibuprofin inhibits this enzyme as is seen in the 3rd column..

[S](mM)      PGG2(Vo mM/min)      I (Vo mM/min)

0.5               23.5                              16.67

1.0               32.2                              25.25

1.5               36.9                              30.49

2.5               41.8                              37.04

3.5               44.0                              38.91

What is the Ki' ? (THE ANSWER IS UNDEFINED, EXPLAINS AND SHOW YOUR WORK PLEASE)

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