Biochemistry | Enzyme Inhibition

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Slight correction: for a competitive inhibitor higher km = decreased affinity for substrate

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you are essentially saying the same thing....in the last video he talked about how at 1/2vmax [s]=km so the km is basically telling you the concentration of substrate required to reach vmax....he talked about how basically increasing km results in decreased substrate affinity i.e you need to increase [s] to reach vmax

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I think something is off about the Competitive Inhibitor. If the Substrate Affinity goes up, the KM decreases, but as the Substrate Affinity goes down the KM increases. You explained that to beat the Competitive Inhibitor the Substrate Affinity must go up thus the KM will increase. No, I think the correct explanation is because the Competitive Inhibitor beat the Substrate's Affinity, the Substrate Affinity goes down hence the KM goes up. Because the effect of Competitive Inhibitor is KM goes up but Vmax unaffected. That's all from me, anyway amazing video! Really helps me understand difficult concepts!

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Why does the Km decrease of 'uncompetitive inhibition' then? How has the substrate infinity increased?

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yes, it's true the rise in Km means that there is a lower substrate affinity for the substrate and enzyme to make ES complex due to low km it takes for inhibitor as well as the high affinity for the inhibitor. So because enzyme has high affinity for the inhibitor it must be fixed. To fix it he has to increase the substrate concentration.

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careful! at 8:56! from what i understand, km has an INVERSE relationship with affinity. what's written on the board looks fine but when you say "km, or affinity, increases" is not!

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Km increases , it increases the substrate(S) concentration and decreases the substrate affinity

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At the end of the non competitive inhabitation, how is the inhabitant released and the pocket fixed or removed?

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[@nadineem3376]

good explanation but I've got one question or one thing I don't understand. You said that when the substrate concentration will increase the Km will increase to and so the affinity. In the first part of the video you said that a high Km means that the enzyme has low substrate affinity. So how can the affinity become high in competitive inhibitor when the Km and substrate concentration increases?

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I think the idea, some enzymes have low affinity towards substrate so it has to reach high km in order to compete with the inhibitor and make the reaction

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