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Enzyme Inhibition

Enzyme Inhibition. C483 Spring 2013. Questions. 1. An inhibitor binds to a site other than the active site of the enzyme. Which statement below correlates with this observation? A ) It must be a competitive inhibitor. B ) The inhibition must be irreversible.

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Enzyme Inhibition

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  1. Enzyme Inhibition C483 Spring 2013

  2. Questions 1. An inhibitor binds to a site other than the active site of the enzyme. Which statement below correlates with this observation? A) It must be a competitive inhibitor. B) The inhibition must be irreversible. C) It could be noncompetitive or uncompetitive inhibition. D) It could be irreversible, classical competitive, noncompetitive or nonclassical competitive, or mixed inhibition. 2. Which equilibrium below applies to noncompetitive inhibition?

  3. 3. The following data were obtained in the presence and absence of inhibitor. What type of inhibition is shown? A) Competitive. B) Uncompetitive. C) Noncompetitive. D) Irreversible. E) Cannot tell inhibition type from the information given.

  4. Enzyme Inhibition • Reversible inhibitors • Substrate analogs • Rational Design • Irreversible inhibitors • Affinity labels • Mechanism-based inhibitors

  5. Reversible Inhibition Kinetics • Know types of Reversible Inhibition • Know effect on kinetic parameters • Understand why • Interpret MM plots • NOT Lineweaver-Burk!

  6. Competitive Inhibition • Added substrate can outcompete inhibitor • “Feels like…” • Same amount of Enzyme at high [S] • Needs more S to bind (lowers affinity) • Draw altered MM plot

  7. Non-classical Competitive Inhibition • Ultimately, same as classical competitive • Generally, inhibitor is not a substrate analog

  8. Uncompetitive Inhibition • Added substrate increases inhibitor effect • “Feels like…” • Less enzyme at high [S] • Enzyme has greater affinity for substrate • Draw altered MM plot

  9. Noncompetitive Inhibition • Assumes simple case of inhibitor binding equally to E and ES • “Feels like…” • Less enzyme at all [S] • No effect on substrate affinity (no equil shift) • Draw altered MM plot

  10. Mixed Inhibition • Like noncompetitve, but not the simple case • “Feels like…” • Less enzyme at all [S] • Overall lowering OR raising of affinity for substrate

  11. Fill in the Chart

  12. Answers • C • B • A

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