Allosteric Enzyme

MSc Microbiology, Semester 1

Government N.P.G. College of Science, Raipur (C.G.)

    Presentation on Topic: Allosteric Enzyme

    M.Sc. Microbiology – Semester 1

    Subject: Bioenzymes

    Submitted to: Microbiology Department

    Submitted by: Sakshi Jha

    Synopsis

      Introduction

      Properties of Allosteric Enzymes

      Kinetic Properties

      Allosteric Effectors

      Types of Allosteric Regulation

      Introduction

        Definition of allosteric enzymes

        General role in metabolism

        Importance in regulation of biochemical pathways

        Properties of Allosteric Enzymes

          Multi-subunit structure

          Presence of active site & regulatory site

          Conformational changes upon effector binding

          Exhibit cooperative binding

          Kinetic Properties

            Show sigmoidal (S-shaped) kinetics instead of hyperbolic curve

            Positive & negative cooperativity

            Role of substrate concentration

            Allosteric Effectors

              Activators: enhance enzyme activity

              Inhibitors: reduce enzyme activity

              Bind at regulatory (allosteric) sites

              Types of Allosteric Regulation

                Positive Regulation (Activation)

                Negative Regulation (Inhibition)

                Homotropic effectors (substrate itself acts as effector)

                Heterotropic effectors (different molecules act as effector)

                Allosteric Inhibition

                  Feedback inhibition in metabolic pathways

                  Example: ATCase inhibited by CTP

                  Importance in maintaining homeostasis

                  Applications

                    Drug design and therapeutic targets

                    Regulation of metabolic diseases

                    Industrial enzyme technology

                    Conclusion

                      Allosteric enzymes act as key regulatory proteins

                      Provide control over metabolic flux

                      Crucial in medical & industrial applications

                      References

                        Reference from local MSc book

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