Introduction to Enzyme and Coenzyme Chemistry - E-Library Home
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290 Index<br />
phenylalanine ammonia lyase 200–202<br />
phenylalanine hydroxylase 142, 143<br />
phenylpyruvate tau<strong>to</strong>merase 230<br />
phosphate, elimination of 202–4<br />
phosphate esters 102–3<br />
phosphodiesterases 104–5<br />
phosphoenol pyruvate 204<br />
phosphoglucose isomerase 231<br />
phosphonoacetaldehyde hydrolase 79<br />
phosphonomethyl-glycine 205<br />
phosphoramidon 93, 95<br />
phosphorenolpyruvate 102<br />
phosphoryl transfer reactions 102–6<br />
<strong>and</strong> ATP 106–7<br />
stereochemistry 67<br />
pho<strong>to</strong>synthesis 171<br />
pK a values<br />
<strong>and</strong> catalysis 37–40, 43<br />
phosphate anions 202–3<br />
PLP-dependent reactions 211–15, 220<br />
polyketides, biosynthesis of 166–70<br />
polymers, catalytic 269<br />
polypeptides<br />
hydrolysis 81–3<br />
structure 10–13<br />
see also protein<br />
polysaccharides 109, 111–12<br />
hydrolysis 81, 109–11<br />
positional iso<strong>to</strong>pe exchange 70<br />
PQQ 251–2<br />
Prelog rule 61, 272–3<br />
prephenic acid 233–4<br />
primary metabolites 156<br />
prochiral selectivity 62–7<br />
prolyl hydroxylase 147–8<br />
propanediol dehydrase 240–42<br />
proteases 82–98<br />
commercially available 83<br />
protein dynamics 47–8<br />
protein radicals 244–6<br />
proteins<br />
biosynthesis 11, 100<br />
membrane 23–5<br />
secondary structures 13–16<br />
tertiary structures 16<br />
prothrombrin 173<br />
proximity effects 32–6<br />
pterins 141–2<br />
purification <strong>and</strong> extraction of enzymes 51–4<br />
pyridine aldoximine methiodide 116<br />
pyridoxal 5 0 -phosphate-dependent<br />
reactions 211–15, 220<br />
pyridoxamine 5 0 -phosphate (PMP) 215<br />
pyridoxine 211–12<br />
pyrophosphates 179–83<br />
elimination reactions 202–4<br />
pyrroloquinone (PQQ) 251–2<br />
pyruvate carboxylase reaction 172<br />
pyruvate decarboxylase 177<br />
pyruvate formate lyase 246–7, 249<br />
pyruvate oxidase 189<br />
quinine 4<br />
quinoproteins 250–52<br />
racemases<br />
cofac<strong>to</strong>r-independent 227–30<br />
PLP-dependent 212, 213<br />
racemic mixtures, resolving 5<br />
radical coupling 184–7<br />
radicals in enzyme catalysis 240–52<br />
biotin synthase <strong>and</strong> sulphur insertion 249–50<br />
oxidised amino acid cofac<strong>to</strong>rs 250–52<br />
protein radicals 244–6<br />
quinoproteins 250–52<br />
S-adenosyl methionine-dependent<br />
reactions 246–9<br />
vitamin B 12 -dependent rearrangements 240–44<br />
radiochemical assay 51–2<br />
rates of reaction 29–32<br />
diffusion limit 47<br />
rate determining step 71–4<br />
reaction mechanism, study of 51–75<br />
redox chemistry 23, 121–53<br />
a-ke<strong>to</strong>glutarate dioxygenases 147–8<br />
classes of enzymes 130<br />
deazaflavins <strong>and</strong> pterins 141–2<br />
electron transfer processes 121<br />
flavin-dependent dehydrogenases <strong>and</strong><br />
oxidases 129–34<br />
flavin-dependent mono-oxygenases 134–41<br />
iron-sulphur clusters 142–3<br />
metal dependant mono-oxygenases 143–7<br />
NAD-dependent dehydrogenases 123–9<br />
non-haem iron-dependent dioxygenases 148–51<br />
redox potentials 121–3, 141<br />
reductases 136<br />
reduction see redox<br />
resveratrol synthase 188<br />
reversible inhibition 57–9