protease mechanism: you isolate a new protease which cleaves the peptide bond 2 aa residues before a F residue. You might expect to find. O An t residue in the S2'pocket OAL residue in the $2 pocket O aV residue in the oxyanion hole An Lresidue in the catalytic triad

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protease mechanism:
you isolate a new protease which cleaves the peptide bond 2 aa residues before a
F residue. You might expect to fınd...
O An I residue in the S2'pocket
AL residue in the S2 pocket
O aV residue in the oxyanion hole
An Lresidue in the catalytic triad
in Michaelis-Menton kinetics, cutting the enzyme concentration in half will
O will double the reaction rate
O will not change Vo and Vmax
will change Vo but not turnover number
decrease Km by half
Transcribed Image Text:protease mechanism: you isolate a new protease which cleaves the peptide bond 2 aa residues before a F residue. You might expect to fınd... O An I residue in the S2'pocket AL residue in the S2 pocket O aV residue in the oxyanion hole An Lresidue in the catalytic triad in Michaelis-Menton kinetics, cutting the enzyme concentration in half will O will double the reaction rate O will not change Vo and Vmax will change Vo but not turnover number decrease Km by half
chymotrypsin mechanism:
The rate limiting step of the reaction..
a. is the recognition of the substrate by the S1 pocket
b. happens before the system comes to steady state conditions
c. the release of the amino domain group of the peptide
d. is the formation of the acyl intermediate
Transcribed Image Text:chymotrypsin mechanism: The rate limiting step of the reaction.. a. is the recognition of the substrate by the S1 pocket b. happens before the system comes to steady state conditions c. the release of the amino domain group of the peptide d. is the formation of the acyl intermediate
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