X-Phar410 Matching
| GGT (not as frequent as AST or ALT) |
| congestion of bile tract and or liver damage; more specific to the liver that ALP |
| organic or inorganic cofactor that is TIGHTLY bound to enzyme |
| prosthetic group. Ex: Heme, iron- sulfur clusters, metal ions |
| too much tylenol or drinking |
| ALT and AST levels both high |
| Enzyme reactions:catalyze reactions in which a functional group is transferred from one compound to another |
| Transferases; (kinases; adds phosphate group, ATP is source of phosphate) |
| a large inactive form of an enzyme that can be activated by proteolytic cleavage |
| zymogen; ex: digestive enzymes are synthesized as zymogens which can be activated on demand by proteases. |
| as temp increases, kinetic energy of molecules increase including substrate |
| how heat affects proteins |
| protein phosphatases do what |
| remove phosphate group from enzyme |
| Damaged cells can release ____when diseased |
| isoenzymes; normally in the cell but are released into the blood |
| region of an enzyme that accepts substrate (and cofactors); contributes catalytic residues that directly participate in making/ breaking of bonds |
| some enzymes can have multiple active sites |
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