PHS 912: Sept 29

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During _________ Acid-Base Catalysis, the catalytic group participates in proton transfer which stabilizes the transition state.
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During ________ Acid-Base Catalysis, protons from amino acid side chains, cofactors, and organic substrates act as acid and base groups.
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Enzymes affect the equilibrium of reactions.
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Substrates are most tightly bound when in the highest energy level.
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In __________ catalysis, rate acceleration occurs through transient formation of an enzyme-substrate covalent bond.
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If the enzyme functions as an acid, it needs to function as a base later.
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__________ catalysis often participates in oxidation-reduction reactions.
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_________ utilize electrostatic interactions in the transition state to reduce the activation energy.
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Name the 7 amino acids that can function in covalent catalysis.
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During _________ Acid-Base Catalysis, water acts directly as the acid and base group.
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_________ catalysis uses an active site residue R group to form a covalent bond.
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The _________ is the site of catalysis.
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__________ catalysis stabilizes/shields negative charges in substrates to make a better leaving group.
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Enzymes lower the activation energy.
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Enzymes and binding proteins have specificity with respect to chiral centers.
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________ formation helps to orient the substrate.
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ATP-dependent enzymes often employ ____________.
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This type of catalysis occurs when a proton is transferred during the transition state.
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The highest energy level results in the most unstable substrate configuration.
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The ___________ model uses a conformational change that repositions amino acids in the active site.
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______________ are compounds that resemble substrates in the transition state and are potent inhibitors of enzymes.
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One reactant is not energetically favored over two.
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Alignment of reactive chemical groups is critical for all enzymes.
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___________ are typically proteins that act as a biological catalyst thus increasing the rate of a reaction.
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RNase has 2 histidine residues that function in acid-base.