10 Questions
Match the following enzymes with their functions:
Enzymes = Speeding up important chemical reactions Omeprazole = Inhibiting the K+/H+ ATPase Proteolytic enzymes = Catalyzing the hydrolysis of peptide bonds Trypsin = Cleaving on the carboxyl side of Arginine
Match the following enzyme functions with their descriptions:
Stabilizing the transition state = Highest energy species in the reaction pathway Converting energy = Light energy and carbon oxidation energy into ATP Proteolytic enzymes = Highly specific enzymes Trypsin and thrombin = Both are proteolytic enzymes
Match the following enzyme functions with their targets:
K+/H+ ATPase = Acidifies the stomach Light energy and carbon oxidation energy = Converted into ATP ATP = Converted to chemical and electrical gradients Peptide bonds = Hydrolyzed by proteolytic enzymes
Match the following enzyme inhibitors with their targets:
Omeprazole = Inhibits the K+/H+ ATPase Trypsin = Cleaves on the carboxyl side of Arginine Thrombin = Proteolytic enzyme K+/H+ ATPase = Causes heartburn when at high levels
Match the following enzyme types with their composition:
Most biological catalysts = Proteins Some enzymes = RNA Trypsin and thrombin = Proteolytic enzymes Enzymes = Crucial in speeding up important chemical reactions
Match the following enzyme inhibitors with their targets:
Omeprazole = K+/H+ ATPase Trypsin = Carboxyl side of Arginine Thrombin = N/A Proteolytic enzymes = Peptide bonds
Match the following enzyme functions with their descriptions:
Stabilizing the transition state = Highest energy species in the reaction pathway Converting energy into ATP = Light energy and carbon oxidation energy Converting ATP to gradients = Chemical and electrical gradients Catalyzing hydrolysis of peptide bonds = Highly specific
Match the following enzyme types with their composition:
Proteins = Most biological catalysts RNA = Some biological catalysts Enzymes = Comprise proteins and RNA Omeprazole = N/A
Match the following enzyme functions with their targets:
Enzymes = Important chemical reactions K+/H+ ATPase = Stomach acidification Proteolytic enzymes = Peptide bonds ATP = Chemical and electrical gradients
Match the following enzyme functions with their energy transformations:
Light energy and carbon oxidation = ATP ATP = Chemical and electrical gradients Enzymes = Transition state stabilization Proteolytic enzymes = Peptide bond hydrolysis
Test your knowledge of enzymes and biochemical reactions with this quiz on Chapter 8 of CHEM 3165. Explore the role of enzymes in speeding up chemical reactions and their significance as drug targets. Gain insights into omeprazole and its function in inhibiting the K+/H+ ATPase enzyme.
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