† 14.) A reversible inhibitor that is unable to bind to the ES complex A) always binds in the active site D) is always a noncompetitive inhibitor B) may be an uncompetitive inhibitor E) results in a decreased Km pP C) results in an increased VmaxªPP F) results in an unaltered Vmaxapp † 15.) On a Lineweaver-Burk plot, a changing y-intercept upon addition of increasing concentration of inhibitor means C) the slope is increasing F) the Vmax PP is unchanged A) the inhibitor can bind to the free enzyme D) the inhibitor can bind to the ES complex B) the Km PP is decreasing E) the Km PP is unchanged 16.) Vmax represents the rate of reaction for an enzyme-substrate pairing under what conditions? B) when [S] =Km F) for all [S] < Km A) when [S] = ∞ E) for all [S] > Km C) when v < Km G) when [S] = 2 Km D) when v > Km

† 14.) A reversible inhibitor that is unable to bind to the ES complex A) always binds in the active site D) is always a noncompetitive inhibitor B) may be an uncompetitive inhibitor E) results in a decreased Km pP C) results in an increased VmaxªPP F) results in an unaltered Vmaxapp † 15.) On a Lineweaver-Burk plot, a changing y-intercept upon addition of increasing concentration of inhibitor means C) the slope is increasing F) the Vmax PP is unchanged A) the inhibitor can bind to the free enzyme D) the inhibitor can bind to the ES complex B) the Km PP is decreasing E) the Km PP is unchanged 16.) Vmax represents the rate of reaction for an enzyme-substrate pairing under what conditions? B) when [S] =Km F) for all [S] < Km A) when [S] = ∞ E) for all [S] > Km C) when v < Km G) when [S] = 2 Km D) when v > Km

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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