The enzyme phosphomannomutase (PMM) binds to phosphate as part of its mechanism to phosphorylate mannose. The results of a ligand-binding dialysis-bag experiment of phosphate binding to PMM are shown be In this experiment, the concentration of PMM was 0.5 µM. 150 - y=-25x+125.1 100 50 0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 a. How many phosphate molecules are bound to the PMM? v/[Phosphate]
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![6. The enzyme phosphomannomutase (PMM) binds to phosphate as part of its mechanism to phosphorylate
mannose. The results of a ligand-binding dialysis-bag experiment of phosphate binding to PMM are shown below
In this experiment, the concentration of PMM was 0.5 µM.
150
у-25х+125.1
100
50
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
a. How many phosphate molecules are bound to the PMM?
b. What is the macroscopic ligand-binding constant?
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c. What is the phosphate-binding free energy, AGbinding ? R=8.314
mol · K
d. Is the phosphate binding cooperative, anticooperative, or non-cooperative?
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