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    1.ENZYME ENGINEERING

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    = IN YEAST1878 Khne

    Special groups of proteins and their biological functions:

    RegulRegul aatortor proteins proteinslac-repressor RNA synthesisinterferons vrus resistencyinsuline glucose metabolism

    growth hormoneTransport proteins

    lactose permease cell membrane transportmyoglobin O 2 - in muscle

    hemoglogin O 2 in bloodProtecting proteins

    antibodies (abzymek) foreign material -komplexthrombine blood clotting

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    Toxins B.thuringiensis biol. InsekticideCl.botulinum food poisoning

    Reserve proteinsovalbumin egg-whitekasein milk proteinzein corn (maize) germ

    Contractile proteinsdynein cilia, flagella

    Structural proteinscollagen joints, tendonsglycoproteins cell wall

    ENZYMES catalists of reactions

    chaperonok prionok

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    Catalitic effect

    RegulRegul aatortor proteins proteins

    lac-repressor RNS synthesisinterferons vrus resistencyinzuline glkse metabolismgrowth hormone

    Transport proteinslaktose permease cell membrane transportmyoglobine O 2 - in muscle

    hemoglogine O 2 in blood

    Protecting proteinsantibodies (abzymek) foreign material -komplex

    thrombine blood clotting

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    A + B AB* P

    *ST.*GH* +=

    BA

    ABCC

    CK =

    hkT

    CCCk dtdP

    ABBAr ==

    kThk

    CCC

    K r

    BA

    AB

    ==

    **r ** STHkT

    hk RTlnRTlnK G ===

    RTE

    RTH

    R S

    r ekonsteekTk

    =

    T az abszolt hmrsklet (Kelvin fok)

    k a Boltzmann lland (1,37.10 -16 erg/ oC)h a Planck lland ( 6,62.10 -27)

    ( ) ( )katnemkat EE

    ( ) ( )katr nemkatr k k

    b

    Eyring: in 1930s, transition state theory

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    ACTIVATED COMPLEX ES*

    FUNCTIONAL DOMAINS

    SUBSTRATE BINDING SITE

    REGULATOR DOMAINS:Memodulator (INHIBITOR,ACTIVATOR,S,P)

    Covalent modification:

    phosphorilationglycosylation proteolysis

    Catalytic domain ACTIVE CENTER

    They could beidentical, too

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    SUBSTRATE BINDING SITESack, pocket on the surfaceElectrostatic and Hydrofobic interactions

    noncovalent interactions

    Only a small portion of the surface of the prot molecule

    General cases of the enzymatic catalysis: 1. acid-base

    modern theory Linus Pauling 1946 2.kovalent catalysisHaldane 1930 3.metal ion catalyis

    Effects, responsible for and characterize the enzyme-catalysis: proximity effect

    orientation effect lock and key modelinduced fit Daniel Koshland-conformation change

    ENTHROPY TRAPREACTIV GROUPS

    PROTEINSTRUCTURE

    22

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    ENERGIAGTENERGY BARRIER

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    S

    szabad E

    +

    ES komplex

    szabad E

    +termkek

    KULCS

    ZR

    -

    LOCK AND KEY MODELL

    r ent c s e e tus

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    r ent c s e e tus

    A sztereospecifits alapj

    ORIENTATION EFFECT

    Basis of stereospecificity

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    http://www.chem.ucsb.edu/~molvisual/ABLE/induced_fit/index.html

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    , ,

    ESS

    S

    G*nemkat

    G*kat

    P

    ES

    P

    A COO REACTIVE GROUPS

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    Asp -COO-Cys -SHGlu -COO- & -CONH2

    His HC C imidazole

    +HN NHCH

    Lys - NH2

    Met CH3 S -Ser -OH

    Thr CH3CHOH -

    terminal -NH2 s -COO-

    electrostatic klcsnhats

    H - bondsC O.....H O

    C O.....H N

    REACTIVE GROUPS...

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    Structure of proteins

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    Formation of the active center

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    ADVANTAGES OF ENZYMES

    HIGHER REACTION VELOCITIES 106

    -1012

    *MILDER REACTION CIRCUMSTANCESHIGHER REACTION -..+ SPECIFICITYREGULATION IS POSSIBLE

    PROPERTIES OF ENZYMES AND E-CAT. REACTIONSTHERM.DYNAMICALLY POSSIBLE RECTIONS

    G

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    1~10 2~ 10 7

    150 27030 5016,7

    -Cu2+

    lipoxigenase

    Linoleic acid + O 2 ?linoleicperoxid

    15,6 x 10 10

    10746

    H+

    invertaseSacharose + H 2O ?

    glucose+fructose

    1

    2,1 x 10 686

    50

    H+

    tripsin

    Cazein + nH 2O

    ? (n+1)peptid

    12,1 x 10 3

    3,5 x 10 8

    7556,526,8

    -I-

    catalase

    H2O2? H2O + 1/2O 2

    k relative25 oC

    ActivationenergykJ/mol

    Catalysator

    Reaction

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    APOENZYME + COENZYME prostetic group (covalent)COFACTOR

    HOLOENZYME

    PROTEIN

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    HOLOENZYME

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    APOENZYME + COFACTOR

    HOLOENZYME

    (IN)ACTIVE PROTEIN

    METALMg,Ca,Zn,Fe,Cu,Mo

    KOENZYME

    Prostetic groupstable covalent bound.

    FAD(H 2), Hem,Piridoxal-P(B 6)

    CosubstrateCyclic regeneration nee

    NAD(H), ATP

    NOMENCLATURE OF ENZYMES

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    1. Substrate urea + water CO 2 + 2NH 3

    urease

    2.Reaction (and S) EtOH AcO AcOH

    alcohol-dehydrogenase

    Name of the S + ase

    (S-name)+reaction name + ase

    3.Trivial names: + -in pepsine, tripsine, rennet or rennine protein degrading

    4. IUB IUPAC 1964,1972,1978 Enzyme CommissionIUBMB

    NOMENCLATURE OF ENZYMESTHEY ARE CALLED BY

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    E.C.1.1.1.49. D-glucose-6P: NADP 1-oxydoreductase

    Kind of reaction

    Cosubstrate or coenzymeCatalog number

    substrateLocation of attack is on the C1

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    DataBank

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    follows: ENZYMEKINETICS