2. Using 3 umol of a novel enzyme in a set of kinetics experiments resulted in a kcat of 79 min and a KM of 87 µM. Draw relatively accurate Michaelis-Menten and Lineweaver-Burk plots (using kcat for the M-M plot and Vmax for the L-B plot) for the enzyme. Label the axes clearly and completely.

2. Using 3 umol of a novel enzyme in a set of kinetics experiments resulted in a kcat of 79 min and a KM of 87 µM. Draw relatively accurate Michaelis-Menten and Lineweaver-Burk plots (using kcat for the M-M plot and Vmax for the L-B plot) for the enzyme. Label the axes clearly and completely.

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the L-B plot) for the enzyme. Label the axes clearly and completely.

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