Cell Metabolism Things to look for in the metabolic process: 1. Energy transformations Examples: Kinetic energyworkPotential energy.

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Cell Metabolism Things to look for in the metabolic process: 1. Energy transformations Examples: Kinetic energyworkPotential energy

2.Chemical reactions transfer energy What determines how much energy is transferred? Free Energy 3. Chemical reactions proceed based on several factors. 4. Reactions requiring energy are coupled to reactions releasing energy. 5. Many metabolic reactions are reversible; many are irreversible

Gibbs Free Energy Changes Rxn#Enzyme  G°'(kJ/mol)  G(kJ/mol) 1Hexokinase Phosphogluco-isomerase Phosphofructokinase Aldolase Triose phos. Isomerase G-3-PDH Phosphoglycerate kinase Phosphoglycerate mutas Enolase Pyruvate kinase Identify: potentially coupled reactions

ENZYMES What are they? What do they do to help reactions proceed? How do they do this? (induced fit)induced fit

Important characteristics of enzymes: Specificity May require: activation

Cofactors or Coenzymes

Enzyme activity may be modulated. Possible modulators include: pH Temperature Other molecules competitive inhibitors noncompetitive inhibitors allosteric modulators covalent modulators Concentration of enzyme/substrate Can you explain HOW/WHY each of these modulators results in a change in enzyme activity ?

Km Km = affinity of substrate for enzyme; defined as [substrate] that elicits half-maximal reaction velocity

Types of reactions to look for in metabolic pathways: Oxidation-reduction reactions Transfer chemical groups phosphate- catalyzed by kinases (+), phosphatases (-) substrate-level phosphorylation oxidative phosphorylation amino acids- catalyzed by aminases (+), deaminases(-)

Low [ATP] High [ATP] Reaction rate Substrate concentration High [AMP] High [AMP] + citrate No AMP Reaction rate Substrate concentration You have just isolated a new enzyme and have determined the speed of the reaction it catalyzes at three increasing substrate concentrations. You find that the slope of the product versus time curve increases as concentration of substrate increases. What can you conclude about the conditions in the reaction mixture? Explain. Activity of phosphofructokinase, which catalyzes step 3 of glycolysis, is affected by several substances that act as allosteric modulators. Effects of some of these modulators are shown in the following graphs. Which of these substances apparently acts to decrease the affinity of the enzyme? Explain your answer in terms of the mechanism of action of the substance you’ve chosen.