Announcement \Chapter 8 Enzymes: Basic Concepts and Kinetics\ in Lubert Stryer's \Biochemistry\ (Fourth Edition) will be used as my major lecture material, which is available for you to Xerox from your TAs. Chapter 8 in Lehninger's“ Principles of Biochemistry can be used as a reference

Much of the catalytic power of enzymes comes from their bringing sub- strates together in favorable orientations in enzyme-substrate (ES)com- plexes. The substrates are bound to a specific region of the enzyme called the active site. Most enzymes are highly selective in their binding

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ENZYMES ARE HIGHLY SPECIFIC Enzymes are highly specific both in the reaction catalyzed and in their choice of reactants, which are called substrales. An enzyme usually cata- lyzes a single chemical reaction or a set of closely related reactions. Side

Chapter I power tools of the trade Vectors and Plotting More vectors, more plotting and new Matrices Building Exploratory Environments Errror Designing Functions

Setting Up Matrix Problems Matrix Operations Once again, Setting up matrix Problems Recursive matrix Operations Distributed Memory Matrix Multiplication

Basic concepts The Runge-Kutta Methods The Adams Methods

The vandermonde Approach The Newton Approach Properties Special Topics

Finding Roots Minimizing a function of one variable Minimizing multivariate functions Solving systems of nonlinear equations

Least Squares Fitting The QR factorization The Cholesky Factorization High-Performance Cholesky