
This graph represents the relation of the enzyme activity with concentration of their specific substrate. The km-value is.........

Important Questions on Enzymes

Identify the labelled parts in the concept of activation energy shown in the below diagram?






Match the following?
Enzymes | Functions | ||
(a) | Lyases | (i) | Oxido reduction |
(b) | Isomerases | (ii) | Link compounds |
(c) | Dehydrogenases | (iii) | Transfer of group |
(d) | Ligases | (iv) | Interconversion |
(v) | Removal of groups |


Study the following
(I) | value | Affinity of the enzyme | Inverse measure enzyme affinity |
(II) | Hydrolases | bonds | Linking compounds |
(III) | Transferases | Transfer of a group | Inhibitor of reaction |
(IV) | Emil Fisher | Lock and key hypothesis | Formation of ES complex |
The correct combinations are



If an enzyme reaction follows the Michaelis Menten kinetics represented by the equation:
Where is the initial reaction velocity, is the maximal reaction velocity, is the Michaelis constant, and [S] is the substrate concentration. Which of the following statements is correct?






A) Catalytic RNA
B) Non-Protein enzymes
C) Nucleic acids
D) Group of ribosomes


Find out where transketolase and epimerase reactions occur among the following:
i) Fructose bisphosphate
ii) Sedoheptulose- Phosphate Xylulose Ribose Phosphate
iii) Ribose Phosphate Ribulose Phosphate
iv) Xylulose Phosphate Ribulose Phosphate
v) Fructose Phosphate XylulosePhosphate Erythrose Phosphate
The correct combination is

