This slide share is related to the "ENZYMES" and explains all the features of enzyme, characteristics, properties, types ,factors affecting, inhibitors, and functioning of enzymes. it is a great effort i hope u will get benefit.

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3. Introduction
 Lock and Key Model
 Induced Fit Model
 Chemical Nature of Enzymes
 Coenzymes and their actions
TOPIC Content
“ENZYMES”
CLASSIFICATION
 Mechanism
 Factors affecting
 Inhibitors
 Diseases
 Functions

4. What are enzymes?
Enzymes are the complex protein molecules and
catalyze reactions in living cells.They can increase the
efficiency of biochemical reaction .
OR
A catalyst reagent that increase the velocity of chemical
reactions of other substances without being destroyed
itself.

5. ModelsLock and Key Model
Induced Fit model
Lock & key model
Proposed by Fisher
Active site is rigid
Substrate have fixed shape
No change in enzyme shape

6. Induced fit model
Proposed by Koshland
Active sites are not rigid
Enzymes changes its shape of active site

7. Characteristics
All enzymes are globular proteins
Increase rate of reaction
Do not effect nature & properties of product
Small amount of enzyme can accelerate chemical
reaction
Some enzymes require cofactor for their composition
Lower the activation energy of reaction

8. Chemical nature of enzymes
Globular proteins
Cofactor non protein part
Specific for enzyme
 Cu2+ cytochrome oxidase
 K+ pyruvate kinase
 Mg2+hexokinase, pyruvate
kinase
 Ni2+ urease
Coenzyme non protein part necessary for
functioning of enzymes
Prosthetic group attached to apoenzyme
Apoenzyme  protein part
Halo enzyme

9. Coenzyme and its actions
i)NAD+ ii)NADP+
 Just have addition of 1 phosphate
in NADH+
 NADH+for ATP synthesis
 NADPH+for reduction of fatty
acids chlestrol
nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (Nicotinamide Adenine
Dinucleotide Phosphate)

10. iii)FAD
(Flavin adenine dinucleotide)
iv)FMN
 Reacts same as FAD
 Exist in oxidized and reduced form
FMN +2H+ + eFMNH2
(Flavin mono nucleaotide)

11. Classification of enzymes
Enzyme are
classified
on following
basis
 Oxidoreductases-oxidation-reduction reactions
Phosphate dehydrogenases
 Transferases:- transfer of functional groups
Methyltransferases, Carboxyltransferases
 Hydrolases: hydrolysis reactions
Carboxylic ester hydrolyses
 Isomerases : isomerization reactions
Epimerases
 Lyases : addition to double bonds
Carboxy lyases, Aldehyde lyases
 Ligases: formation of bonds with ATP cleavage
Amino acid-RNA ligases

12. Oxygenase
Dehydrogenases
Hydroperoxides
1)Oxidoreductase
Oxidases involving donation of a hydrogen
atom, oxygen is reduced to water
(H2O) or hydrogen peroxide
(H2O2)
removing hydrogen atoms
[H] instead of oxygen [O] in
its oxido-reduction
reactions
Pyruvic acid-->lactic acid
Catalyzes the
decomposition of H2O2
H2O2+ +2H+ +2e--> 2H2O
Catalyze the incorporation of
molecular oxygen into the
substrate

13. 2)Transferases
 One acts as donor & other as acceptor
 Such as amino, acyl, methyl
typesTransaminases
amino acid become keto acid & keto acid as amino acid
Phosphotransferases
Transfer of phosphate group
Glucose +ATP--> Glucose 6-phosphate +ADP
Trans methylases
Transfer of methyl group
 Transpeptidases
transfer of amino acids or peptides
e.g: benzoyl-CoA + glycine--> hippuric acid +CoA-SH
 Transfer of functional group

14. Hydrolyses
Proteinases Carbohydrase's Lipid hydrolyzing
enzyme
Deaminases Deamidases
 Endopeptidases
 Exopeptidases
Catalyze the hydrolysis of
glyosidic bond
amylase starch
Affect the hydrolysis at
particular amino acid residue
Lipase Cholesterol
esterase
phospholipases
Adenase & guanase
Catalyze the
hydrolysis of
amides
aminopolypeptidases carboxypolypeptides
 Occur in intestinal juice
 Attack the protein molecule
containing free amino group
 In pancreatic juice
 Attack the polypeptide having free
carboxlic group

15. 4)Lyases
 Catalyze the addition of NH3, H2O & CO2
to double bond
5) Isomerases
 Catalyze structural changes within single molecule by
transfer of groups
 E.g: Glucose 6-phosphate --> fructose 6-phosphate
6)Ligases
 Enzyme catalyze condensation reactions
joining two molecules by forming 2 molecule
forming C-O,C-S,C-N

16. Activation Energy
• Any reaction doesn’t proceeds directly to product
formation
• There is always a transition state between ground
state and product
• Activation energy: The difference between the
energy levels of the ground state and the transition
state
• The function of a catalyst is to increase the rate of a
reaction, it does not affect reaction equilibrium
• So enzymes just lowers the activation energy

17. Factors affecting enzyme activity
Concentration of substrate
Temperature
Effect of pH
Enzymes concentration

18. Concentration of substrate
The frequency with which molecules collide is directly proportionate
to their concentrations
Concentration of enzymes
• Reaction velocity is directly proportional
to concentration of enzyme
• Serum enzyme for diagnosis of disease
-known volume of serum and
substrate taken at optimum pH and
temperature
-Enzymes is assayed in laboratory

19. Effect of temperature
• Velocity of an enzyme reaction increase with the increase in
temperature and then declines
• Increase in temperature cause increase in kinetic energy of
molecules
• A bell- shaped curved is obtained in graph
• Increase in enzyme velocity when temperature is increased by 10C
• Optimum temp for more enzymes id 40-45
• More then 50C enzymes denatured
Effect of pH
• Most intra cellular enzymes exhibits optimal activity at pH values
between 6-8
• Balance between enzyme denaturation at high or low pH and effects
on the charged state of enzyme, the substrate or both
• Exception- pepsin(1-2),acid phosphate (4-5),alkaline
phosphatase(10-11)

20. Inhibitors
A substance which can
react with enzyme in place
of substrate and can block
the active site called the
inhibitors.
Main types are two
Reversible inhibitors
Irreversible inhibitors

21. Reversible inhibition
 Inhibitors binds to enzyme through non-covalent bond
 Enzyme-inhibitor(EI) complex are formed
 Reversible by increasing substrate concentration
 No permanent effect on enzyme
Types
Competitive inhibitors
 Uncompetitive inhibitors
Non- competitive inhibitors

22. Competitive inhibitors
 Structural resemblance
 Formation of enzyme-substrate
complex reduce
 e.g: malonic acid & succinic acid
Non-competitive inhibitors
 No structural resemblance
 Inhibitor not combine with active site
 Combine at another place
 Change shape of enzyme

23. uncompetitive inhibitor
 Dose not combine with the free enzyme
 Combines only ES complex
 Usually seen in enzymes reactions in which two or more substances
are involved
Produce drugs to treat poisoning by methanol
Irreversible inhibitor
 Strong covalent bonds are produce b/w enzyme & inhibitor
 -SH groups can be irreversibly inhibitor by heavy metal ions such Hg2+,
Cu2+, or Ag2+
 e.g –SH + Ag+-->enzymes-S-Ag+H+

24. Diseases
PRPP synthase
 Phosphoribosyl pyrophosphate
 Ribose 5 –phosphate +ATP-->PRPP+ AMP
 Cause overproduction of uric acid &arthritis
 Pyrimidine 5-nucleaotide
 Developmental delay
 Seizures, ataxia(nervous disorder), language
defect
 &-ALAsynthesis
 Aminolaevulinic acid
 Over production & accumulation of heme precursors
 Produce porphyria

25. FUNCTIONS
 Amylase break down starch
 Protease breakdown protein into amino acids
 Lipase breakdown lipids into glycerol
 Chemical reaction at normal temperature
 food industry
 agriculture
 cosmetics
 pharmaceutical industry
Industrial uses
 speed up reaction
 cheese making
 brewing beer
 Baking bread