42. Secondary structure is associated with which of the foilowing? a. the sequen

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42. Secondary structure is associated with which of the foilowing? a. the sequence of amino acids b. hydrogen bonding within the backbone c. hydrogen bonding between the side chain d. the interaction of protein 43. Which factor will not affecet an enryme's activity? a. enzyme concentration c. temperature e. none of the above- all of them affect an enzyme's rate b pll d. substrate concentration 44, Chymotrypsin is a protease that breaks the peptide bond at specific residue of a peptidepolypeptide. Which class of enzyme is chymotrypsin? a. hydrolase b. transferase d. ligaseeisomerase lyase 45. Which cells of the immune system are the first to amack invading vinsesor a. B cells b. dendritic cells e. macrophages d.Tcells kineties and enzyme 46. Describe the difference between the kinetics of protcin-protein interactions Transition state t) ES EP Reaction coordinate 47. Describe what this graph respresent 48. Describe in one word the type of reaction chymotrypsin catalyzes 49. What is the difference between kinetics and equilibrium in an enzyme reaction?

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42 c.hydrogen bonding between the side chain

43 e.none of the above-all of them affect an enzyme's rate

44 a.Hydrolase

45 b dendrite cells

46 Protien Protein Interaction Enzyme Kinetics

48 Hydrolytic

49 Enzyme Kinetic Equilibrium

Kinetic studies of protein-protein interactions. The structure of a protein-protein interaction, its affinity and thermodynamic characteristics depict a 'frozen' state of a complex. This picture ignores the kinetic nature of complex formation and dissociation, which are of major biological and biophysical interest. Enzyme kinetics is the study of the chemical reactions that are catalysed by enzymes. In enzyme kinetics, the reaction rate is measured and the effects of varying the conditions of the reaction are investigated.

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