Enzymes

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What model is used to describe substrate enzyme binding?
lock and key
What is a type of enzyme that doesnt use proteins?
Ribonucleic acid enzymes
How do many types of drugs work?
Inhibition the function of enzymes
What are better at lower concentration conventional catalysts or enzymes?
enzymes
What are the principle feature of an enzyme-catalysed reaction?
For a given initial conc of substrate, the initial rate of product formation is proportional to the total concentration od enzyme
For a given E0 and high S0, the rate of product formation becomes independent of S0, reaching a maxium value known as the Maximum velocity
what does it mean when the substrate concentration is greater than Km?
rate is proportional to S (first order)
what does it mean when s is greater than Km?
The enzyme is saturated and rate reaches a maximum value and is independent of S (pseudo-zero-order)
what is lineweaver-Burk plot?
double reciprocal

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