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level: Part II

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level questions: Part II

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hyperbolic, a characterisitc of many enzymesWhat is the shape of the Michaelis Menten Plot?
Y axis is velocity, X axis is substrateWhat does the Michaelis Menten Plot entail?
proporitonal to some extentWhat is the relationship between velocity and concentration?
The saturation point of the enzymeWhat do you call the point where velocity no longer changes based on the concentration of the substrate?
Vmax_____ is when velocity reaches its maximum and no longer increases
Km____ is an important characterisitc of enzyme-substrate interactions and is independent of enzyme and substrate concentrations.
Thermodynamically unfavorable Once you have a product, it can never go backWhy can't E+P turn into ES?
The reverse reaction (P to S) is unfavorable because the equation describes initial when the concentration of the PRODUCT NEAR ZERO ES complex is a STEADY RATE INTERMEDIATE. Concentration of ES remains relatively constant because it is produced and broken at the same rate.What are the two assumptions in enzyme reactions?
Km= (K-1+K2)/k1Which of the following formulas is a Michaelis Constant?