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14 Cards in this Set
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Transferase: what does it do?
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transfer a chem group from donor to acceptor
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Hydrolase: what does it do?
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cleavage of bond bt C and some other atom with addition of H2O
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Isomerase: what does it do?
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Interconversion of isomers
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Lyase: what does it do?
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Nonhydrolytic cleavage of C-C/S/N
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Ligase: what does it do?
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Formation of bond bt C-N/O/S and REQUIRES ENERGY
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Oxidoreductase: what does it do?
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red-ox rxns; frequently used as coenzymes NAD+, FAD, NADP+, or O2 as electron acceptor
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Oxidoreductase: examples
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Dehydrogenase, oxidase, reductase
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Isomerase: examples
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"I-so-ME-rase": Mutase, Epimerase
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Ligase: examples
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Carboxylase, thiokinase
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Transferase: examples
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Transaminase, Kinase (adds Pi)
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Hydrolase: examples
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PAP: Protease, Amylase, Phosphatase (removes Pi)
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Lyase: examples
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"Lying to DAD": Decarboxylase, Aldolase, Dehydratase
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NAD+:
where is it found in cell typically Reductive or oxidative catabolic or anabolic |
Mitochondria
Ox catabolic |
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NADP+:
where is it found in cell typically Reductive or oxidative catabolic or anabolic |
cytosol
red anabolic |
