Kinetic measurements using a constant concentration of enzyme and various concentrations of S are summarized below. Draw plots of these data according to (a) Michaelis-Menton, (b) Lineweaver-Burke and (c) Eadie-Hofstee equations. Compare the resulting K and Vmax values for each. Substrate (M) 4.00 X 10 2.00 X 104 1.00 X 10 0.50 X 104 0.40 X 104 v. (jmol/min) 140 115 81 62 55

Kinetic measurements using a constant concentration of enzyme and various concentrations of S are summarized below. Draw plots of these data according to (a) Michaelis-Menton, (b) Lineweaver-Burke and (c) Eadie-Hofstee equations. Compare the resulting K and Vmax values for each. Substrate (M) 4.00 X 10 2.00 X 104 1.00 X 10 0.50 X 104 0.40 X 104 v. (jmol/min) 140 115 81 62 55

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