Title: True or False questions for Enzyme kinetics Post by: minjai0322 on Oct 4, 2010 True or False: Cells in most tissues have only hexokinase for energy metabolism. Liver cells also have glucokinase that is used for taking up glucose for glycogen synthesis. Hexokinase has a higher Km for glucose than glucokinase.
True or False: Some vitamins, such as thiamine, play a major role in enzyme’s catalytic function. In fact, some are parts of the protein and are called prosthetic groups of the enzyme. True or False: The substrate binding site in an enzyme is like a pocket; it discriminates specific substrate from other compounds primarily by size. Only the ones small enough to get in get reacted. What are your thoughts? Title: Re: True or False questions for Enzyme kinetics Post by: lewis on Oct 4, 2010 True or False: Cells in most tissues have only hexokinase for energy metabolism. Liver cells also have glucokinase that is used for taking up glucose for glycogen synthesis. Hexokinase has a higher Km for glucose than glucokinase.
A low KM means high affinity and vice versa a high KM means low affinity. F. The question is kind of incomplete. :-\ hm... True or False: Some vitamins, such as thiamine, play a major role in enzyme’s catalytic function. In fact, some are parts of the protein and are called prosthetic groups of the enzyme. T - Many vitamins are prosthetic groups. Proteins with lipid, carbohydrate, and nucleic acid prosthetic groups are called lipoproteins, glycoproteins, and nucleoproteins, respectively. True or False: The substrate binding site in an enzyme is like a pocket; it discriminates specific substrate from other compounds primarily by size. Only the ones small enough to get in get reacted. F - Some substrates are inhibitors, and so they prevent reactions from taking place. Title: Re: True or False questions for Enzyme kinetics Post by: minjai0322 on Oct 4, 2010 True or False: Cells in most tissues have only hexokinase for energy metabolism. Liver cells also have glucokinase that is used for taking up glucose for glycogen synthesis. Hexokinase has a higher Km for glucose than glucokinase. A low KM means high affinity and vice versa a high KM means low affinity. F. The question is kind of incomplete. :-\ hm... True or False: Some vitamins, such as thiamine, play a major role in enzyme’s catalytic function. In fact, some are parts of the protein and are called prosthetic groups of the enzyme. T - Many vitamins are prosthetic groups. Proteins with lipid, carbohydrate, and nucleic acid prosthetic groups are called lipoproteins, glycoproteins, and nucleoproteins, respectively. True or False: The substrate binding site in an enzyme is like a pocket; it discriminates specific substrate from other compounds primarily by size. Only the ones small enough to get in get reacted. F - Some substrates are inhibitors, and so they prevent reactions from taking place. Thanks a million! Title: Re: True or False questions for Enzyme kinetics Post by: lewis on Oct 4, 2010 :D u'r welcome
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