(i)For the following reaction catalysed by an enzyme EE +S ESk-1E + Pdescribe the meaning of the Steady State Assumption;define the reaction rate, V;outline the relationship between the reaction rate, V, and the molarity of the freesubstrate, [S], if the Steady State Assumption is valid;• outline the Lineweaver-Burk plot for the above reaction.(ii)Modify the above reaction for the cases of Competitive, Noncompetitive and Uncompetitiveinhibitions.(ii)Outline the effects of the Competitive, Noncompetitive and Uncompetitive inhibitions on theLineweaver-Burk plot.

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For the following reaction catalysed by an enzyme E k1 E + S = ES k-1 E + P • describe the meaning of the Steady State Assumption; • define the reaction rate, V; • outline the relationship between the reaction rate, V , and the molarity of the free substrate, [S], if the Steady State Assumption is valid;

For the following reaction catalysed by an enzyme E k1 E + S = ES k-1 E + P • describe the meaning of the Steady State Assumption; • define the reaction rate, V; • outline the relationship between the reaction rate, V , and the molarity of the free substrate, [S], if the Steady State Assumption is valid;

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