Week 2

Quiz

Section 1. Identify the part of the following figure.

Apoenzyme Cofactor Substrate

Coenzyme Holoenzyme Active site

Section 2. Identification.

1. An enzyme that requires a cofactor but does not have one bound.
2. An apoenzyme together with its cofactor.
3. It cannot function alone but can be reused several times when paired
with an enzyme.
4. A substance (other than the substrate) whose presence is essential
for the activity of an enzyme.
5. An organic non-protein compound that binds with an enzyme to
catalyze a reaction.
6. The region of an enzyme where substrate molecules bind and
undergo a chemical reaction.
7. A substance on which an enzyme act.
8. Often broadly called cofactors but they are chemically different.
9. An enzyme that is complete and catalytically active.
10. An inactive enzyme in which activation occurs upon binding of an
organic or inorganic cofactor.

Section 3. True or False.

Section 4. Fill in the missing data.

Biological Enzymes

Amylose Maltose Catalase Water Protein Pepsin Amino acids

Oils Glycerol Nucleotides Nuclease Lipase Hydrogen peroxide

Enzyme Name Starting substance Product substance

Starch

Hydrogen Peroxide

Catalase Oxygen

Protease

Amino acids

Trypsin

Fats

Lipase Fatty acids

Nucleic acid

Section 5. Identify the basic parts of an antibody.

Variable region

Constant region

Fc region

Fab region

Disulfide bonds

Antigen binding site

Light chain

Heavy chain
 Homework

(Randomly chosen topics each team)

1. Enzyme Classification c. Noncompetitive

a. Classification 1 d. Suicide
b. Classification 2
3. Antibodies
c. Classification 3
d. Classification 4 a. IgA
e. Classification 5
b. IgD
f. Classification 6
c. IgE
2. Enzyme Inhibition
d. IgM
a. Competitive
e. IgG
b. Uncompetitive

Discuss the following:

1. Enzyme Classification
a. Describe the classification
b. Common five examples of enzymes under this classification
c. General reaction formula
d. Three specific practical applications of reaction
2. Immobilization
a. Describe the mechanism
b. Common three examples of reaction
c. General formula
d. Your understanding about the graph
3. Antibody
a. Describe the antibody, properties and functions, and percentage in human
serum
b. Molecular weight (Daltons unit)
c. Briefly describe the relations or differences (if any) between antibodies in the
immune system and blood plasma
d. Give three examples of antibody – antigen interaction of a specific antibody.