6. In the following metabolic pathway, what is the rate of formation of the end-product E if substrate A is present at a saturating concentration? The maximal rates (products formed per second) of the individual steps are indicated. 30 5 →B- 20 A 40 →E →D·

6. In the following metabolic pathway, what is the rate of formation of the end-product E if substrate A is present at a saturating concentration? The maximal rates (products formed per second) of the individual steps are indicated. 30 5 →B- 20 A 40 →E →D·

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6. In the following metabolic pathway, what is the rate of formation of the end-product E if
substrate A is present at a saturating concentration? The maximal rates (products formed
per second) of the individual steps are indicated.
A
30
→B →C
20
→ D
40
→E

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