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1) Use the plot of reaction rate as a function of substrate concentration for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction below(left) and its Lineweaver-Burk transformation (right) to answer the following questions. (Please ignore the axis values on the Lineweaver-Burk plot; they are not needed to answer the questions.) cs Scanned with a) Appropriately label the axes on each of the plots above and indicate which of the curves above represent the enzyme's activity when: iit is uninhibited ii) it is in the presence oflow, moderate, and high concentrations of inhibitor (be sure to clearly indicate which curve is which)? b) On the plots above, show how you could determine each ofthe following parameters iVmax for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration ii) KM for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration

1) Use the plot of reaction rate as a function of substrate concentration for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction below(left) and its Lineweaver-Burk transformation (right) to answer the following questions. (Please ignore the axis values on the Lineweaver-Burk plot; they are not needed to answer the questions.) cs Scanned with a) Appropriately label the axes on each of the plots above and indicate which of the curves above represent the enzyme's activity when: iit is uninhibited ii) it is in the presence oflow, moderate, and high concentrations of inhibitor (be sure to clearly indicate which curve is which)? b) On the plots above, show how you could determine each ofthe following parameters iVmax for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration ii) KM for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration

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1) Use the plot of reaction rate as a function of substrate concentration for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction below(left) and its Lineweaver-Burk transformation (right) to answer the following questions. (Please ignore the axis values on the Lineweaver-Burk plot; they are not needed to answer the questions.) cs Scanned with a) Appropriately label the axes on each of the plots above and indicate which of the curves above represent the enzyme's activity when: iit is uninhibited ii) it is in the presence oflow, moderate, and high concentrations of inhibitor (be sure to clearly indicate which curve is which)? b) On the plots above, show how you could determine each ofthe following parameters iVmax for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration ii) KM for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration
Transcribed Image Text:1) Use the plot of reaction rate as a function of substrate concentration for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction below(left) and its Lineweaver-Burk transformation (right) to answer the following questions. (Please ignore the axis values on the Lineweaver-Burk plot; they are not needed to answer the questions.) cs Scanned with a) Appropriately label the axes on each of the plots above and indicate which of the curves above represent the enzyme's activity when: iit is uninhibited ii) it is in the presence oflow, moderate, and high concentrations of inhibitor (be sure to clearly indicate which curve is which)? b) On the plots above, show how you could determine each ofthe following parameters iVmax for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration ii) KM for the uninhibited enzyme and for the enzyme under the highest inhibitor concentration
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