BIOC 3560 Midterm: Part B - Bioc 3560

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Biochemistry
• Course: BIOC 3560
• Professor: John Dawson

Document Summary

E + s < > es < > ep< > e + p: speeds up: co2 + h2o < > h2co3 < > h+ + hco3. If enzyme contributes 1 h-bond here, 20 kj/mol or. If you heat a mixture, more molecules have the energy to get over g. If that reaction makes more energy as heat, then more molecules yet can get over g. (e. g burn paper a match supplies enough energy to get over the bump" to cause the paper to burn) Vo = vmax + [s] / km + [s] Vmax corresponds to [s] = km ~ kd ~ p50. Enzyme types: kinase: adds phosphate from atp to x [a - r - p~p~p] - high energy bonds for last 2 ps. 2- + adp + h: phosphatase: removes phosphate from x - not reverse of kinase (no atp) 2: phosphorylase: adds phosphate to x without atp. 2- + y-oh: hydrolase: breaks bond and adds water.