This package includes all the notes summarising the fundamental mechanisms of enzymes, enzyme kinetics, catalysis, and inhibition. It includes everything you must know about enzymes at University level biochemistry course.
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The document summarizes the basic theory of enzyme kinetics (transition theory).
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This lecture note summarises the kinetics and thermodynamics of enzyme reaction. It elaborates on the 1st and 2nd order rate, rate determining step, collision theory, activation energy, and Arrhenius theory.
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Add to cartThis lecture note summarises the kinetics and thermodynamics of enzyme reaction. It elaborates on the 1st and 2nd order rate, rate determining step, collision theory, activation energy, and Arrhenius theory.
This summary covers everything you need to know about enzymes, including the essential definitions, enzyme functions, enzyme-substrate interaction, substrate specificity, enzyme classification, and cofactors.
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Add to cartThis summary covers everything you need to know about enzymes, including the essential definitions, enzyme functions, enzyme-substrate interaction, substrate specificity, enzyme classification, and cofactors.
This summary covers all the details about enzyme kinetics and essential equations. It covers the Mechaelis-Menteen, Km, catalytic efficiency, how to analyse kinetic data/curves, Lineweaver-Burke plot, Hofstee-Eadie plot, Hanes-Woolf plot, and calculation from kinetic data.
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Add to cartThis summary covers all the details about enzyme kinetics and essential equations. It covers the Mechaelis-Menteen, Km, catalytic efficiency, how to analyse kinetic data/curves, Lineweaver-Burke plot, Hofstee-Eadie plot, Hanes-Woolf plot, and calculation from kinetic data.
This document summarises all the different types of enzyme inhibition, including competitive, uncompetitive, mixed, non-competitive, and irreversible inhibitions. It also includes specific examples and explains the mechanisms of each inhibition type.
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Add to cartThis document summarises all the different types of enzyme inhibition, including competitive, uncompetitive, mixed, non-competitive, and irreversible inhibitions. It also includes specific examples and explains the mechanisms of each inhibition type.
This document summarises all the different types of enzyme catalysis reactions. It includes acid-base, covalent, metal ion, electrostatic, and transition state binding catalysis. Each type of catalytic reaction is explained in detail with examples and diagrams.
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Add to cartThis document summarises all the different types of enzyme catalysis reactions. It includes acid-base, covalent, metal ion, electrostatic, and transition state binding catalysis. Each type of catalytic reaction is explained in detail with examples and diagrams.
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