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Interpretation:
The value of
Concept introduction:
For enzymatic reaction, the common equation is given below,
Here,
E is the enzyme.
S is the substrate.
ES is the enzyme substrate complex.
P is the product.
The general equation for Michaelis-Menten is dervied from above equation,
Here,
Take the Reciprocal of both the sides in equation (1),
This equation is called as Lineweaver-Burk equation. By using this equation the value of
Explanation of Solution
The
Given:
The substare concentration and
By using the equation,
Calculate the value of
The graph between
The equation for the straight line obtained from the graph is
Rearrange the equation, in form of
The value of intercept comes from the graph is
Rearrange for
So, the value of
The value of
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