B. OC. Which of the following is correct? OA NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.1 OD. O E. -2 1/V .8- NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.5 0.25 2 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.25 0.5 1/5 (mM) 10 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 2 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 Inhibitor 2 (1 mM) Inhibitor 1 (1 mM) No inhibitor WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) Vmax (μmol)-1 sec WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.25 2 WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.5 0.1 Km (mm) 0.5 Vmax (umol)-1 sec WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.25 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 WITH INHIBITOR 1 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 2

B. OC. Which of the following is correct? OA NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.1 OD. O E. -2 1/V .8- NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.5 0.25 2 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 0.25 0.5 1/5 (mM) 10 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 2 NO INHIBITOR Km (mm) Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 Inhibitor 2 (1 mM) Inhibitor 1 (1 mM) No inhibitor WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) Vmax (μmol)-1 sec WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.25 2 WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.5 0.1 Km (mm) 0.5 Vmax (umol)-1 sec WITH INHIBITOR 1 Km (mm) 0.25 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 10 WITH INHIBITOR 1 Vmax (umol)-1 sec 2

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