Describe how the change in conformation of hemoglobin caused by allosteric binding is important in hemoglobin function. Depict the effect of allosteric binding using a graph.
Describe how the change in conformation of hemoglobin caused by allosteric binding is important in hemoglobin...
Describe the T and R conformaions of hemoglobin with regards to: oxygen binding affinity; change in heme conformation upon binding to oxygen; effect that a conformational change in a single subunit has on other subunits (ex: cooperativitt)
Describe the two-state allosteric model for O2 binding to hemoglobin (Hb).
1. During muscle contraction, hydrolysis of ATP results in A) a change in the conformation of actin B) a change in the conformation of myosin C) association of myosin head to actin D) dissociation of myosin from actin E) no effect on muscle contraction 2. The steady state assumption, as a to monosubstrate enzyme kinetics, implies: A) Concentration of substrate is not changing B) Concentration of product is not changing C) Concentration of ES complex is not changing D) Formation...
O2 binding to Fe2+ in one subunit of hemoglobin changes the binding affinity of the other 3 subunits. a. Describe the change in the shape of the heme that results in O2 binding. b. How is the heme shape change communicated to the other subunits c. What is the role of Bisphosphoglycerate (BPG) in hemoglobin mediated oxygen transport?
* 2.1 Describe different ways to classify amino acids and predict whether change in amino acid is likely to disrupt protein structure * 2.2 Compare and contrast the different levels of protein structure and how they relate to one another * 2.3 Describe the biochemical information that determines the final three-dimensional structure and explain what powers the formation of this structure * 2.4 Explain how structure determines function in general and using hemoglobin and myoglobin as specific examples. * 2.5...
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we Vulins Hemoglobin/Am 1. An allosteric interaction between a) binding of a molecule to a bir 0 You measure the initial rate of an enzyme reaction as a function of substrate concentration in the presence and absence of an inhibitor. The following data are obtained: [S] Vo -Inhibitor +Inhibitor 17 29 0.0001 0.0002 0.0005 0.001 0.002 0.005 0.01 0.02 0.05 0.1 100 100 100 98 99 100 100 0.2 a) What is the Vmax...
In the mutant hemoglobin known as HB Providence, an asparagine residue in the B-chain replaces Lys-82. In the normal hemoglobin, Lys-82 projects in the cental cavity of the hemoglobin molecule. Predict the effect of the Lys-Asn mutation of the affinity of allosteric modifiers (relative to normal Hb e.g HbA) and describe the effect the mutation would have on the function (oxygen binding) og HB Providence.
Why is this difference in the binding curves of hemoglobin and myoglobin functionally important?
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Question 2.(12 pts) O2 binding to Fe? in one subunit of hemoglobin changes the binding affinity of the other 3 subunits. a. Describe the change in the shape of the heme that results in O2 binding. Page 4/7 b. How is the heme shape change communicated to the other subunits c. What is the role of Bisphosphoglycerate (BPG) in hemoglobin mediated oxygen transport? Question 3.(9 pts) You need to make up a 600 ml of a 40 mM solution...
3. (20 pts) Given the basic sigmoid oxygen binding curve for hemoglobin, (a) Write out the overall AGⓇ for the binding of the first O2 to hemoglobin in terms of component free energy contributions. H6+0₂ - H602 PG, Роа (b) Expand your equation to include the contribution of the allosteric effector, 2,3-DPG to the standard state free energy change. (c) Write out the chemical equations and the related free energy changes for binding the first oxygen to hemoglobin in the...