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    Concepts in Biochemistry

    Third Edition

    Chapter 6:

    Enzymes II: Cofactors, Regulation, andCatalytic RNA

    Copyright 2006 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

    Rodney Boyer

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    Cholineessential

    nutrient

    Rapid brain

    development, enhance

    memory and slows

    progression of

    Alzheimers disease;improves liver and

    cardiovascular

    function

    Rich sources: fish,

    eggs, soybeans, liver,cauliflower, peanuts

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    Enzyme and coenzymes

    Some enzymesbiologically active in their

    native state

    Some require cofactors for activity

    Holoenzyme = apoenzyme (protein) +

    cofactor

    Cofactors: metal ions; small organic molecule

    called coenzymesvitamin derivatives

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    Enzyme regulation

    Enzyme activities in metabolic pathwaysare subject to regulation

    Allosteric enzymesregulatory enzymes;- Influenced by noncovalent binding of signal

    molecules (positive effectors or negative

    effectors)- Oligomeric (several subunits)

    - Have both catalytic and regulatory sites

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    Homotropic allosterism

    Substrate and effector are the same type of

    molecule

    Several catalytic sites; identical subunits

    The binding of one substrate to a catalytic

    site influences the binding of other

    substrates to the catalytic site (positivecooperativity)

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    Sigmoidal

    curve

    characteristic

    of positivecooperativity

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    Heterotropic allosterism

    Effector molecule is different from the

    substrate

    regulatory subunit and catalytic subunit aredifferent

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    MWC concerted model of positive

    cooperativity

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    Sequential model ofpositive

    cooperativity by

    Koshland

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    Other forms of enzyme regulation

    Covalent modification of enzymes

    chemical alteration of the enzyme

    - phosphorylation/dephosphorylation of OHgrps of serine, threonine or tyrosine

    - adenylylation

    - Reduction of disulfide bonds

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    Activation by proteolytic cleavage of a

    proenzyme

    Zymogensinactive precursor of enzymes

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    Regulation by different molecular forms -

    isoenzymes

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