Q7. Kinetics were analysed for an enzyme in the absence and presence of inhibitor. In the absence of inhibitor, the Km was 10 mM and the Vmax Was 20 mM/min. In the presence of inhibitor, the apparent Km was 2 mM and the apparent Vmax Was 4 mM/min. Which statement is correct? Alpha and alpha' are both > 1 O Alpha equals 5 The inhibitor is uncompetitive In the presence of inhibitor, at very high (S). Vo approaches Vmax

Q7. Kinetics were analysed for an enzyme in the absence and presence of inhibitor. In the absence of inhibitor, the Km was 10 mM and the Vmax Was 20 mM/min. In the presence of inhibitor, the apparent Km was 2 mM and the apparent Vmax Was 4 mM/min. Which statement is correct? Alpha and alpha' are both > 1 O Alpha equals 5 The inhibitor is uncompetitive In the presence of inhibitor, at very high (S). Vo approaches Vmax

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter14: Chemical Kinetics: The Rates Of Chemical Reactions

Section14.7: Reaction Mechanisms

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