17.) In the left graph below, the dashed line (- ---) represents what? В) Km A) Vmax C) equilibrium D) irreversible inhibition E) activation energy 18.) In the right graph below, the dashed line (- ---) represents what? В) Km A) Vmax C) equilibrium D) irreversible inhibition E) activation energy 19.) Based on the data table to the right, which of the substrates binds most tightly (highest affinity) to the enzyme? C) Nmemitip A) Masafime B) Vinasif D) Tanzora E) Kelplyn Km kcat Kcat/ Km (µM) (s) (uM" s') Masafime 157 3369 21.45 Vinasif 400 0.045 0.00013 Nmemitip 363 246 0.67 Tanzora 7 10 1.43 Kelplyn 107 233 2.18 Substrate concentration –→ Time Reaction velocity +ɔnpod

17.) In the left graph below, the dashed line (- ---) represents what? В) Km A) Vmax C) equilibrium D) irreversible inhibition E) activation energy 18.) In the right graph below, the dashed line (- ---) represents what? В) Km A) Vmax C) equilibrium D) irreversible inhibition E) activation energy 19.) Based on the data table to the right, which of the substrates binds most tightly (highest affinity) to the enzyme? C) Nmemitip A) Masafime B) Vinasif D) Tanzora E) Kelplyn Km kcat Kcat/ Km (µM) (s) (uM" s') Masafime 157 3369 21.45 Vinasif 400 0.045 0.00013 Nmemitip 363 246 0.67 Tanzora 7 10 1.43 Kelplyn 107 233 2.18 Substrate concentration –→ Time Reaction velocity +ɔnpod

Biochemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781319114671

Author:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Publisher:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

Section: Chapter Questions

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