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Question 14
Consider the Lineweaver-Burk plots of two enzyme activities on the left. How is
enzyme A different from enzyme B?
1/v
B
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O Enzyme A has a negative Km
O Enzyme A requires more substrate to achieve the same rate
O Enzyme A has a smaller Km/Vm ratio
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