The kinetic data for the activity of 0.01mM enzyme is shown below. The concentration of {S} is millimolar and reaction rate is millimolar per second. Take this information down. Produce a Lineweaver-Burke graph using the data below, find the Km, find the Vm, and calculate the kcat for this enzyme. Turn in a single page with the graph (title, axes labels and units, etc) and the values of Km, Vm, and kcat (see the example image below)

The kinetic data for the activity of 0.01mM enzyme is shown below. The concentration of {S} is millimolar and reaction rate is millimolar per second. Take this information down. Produce a Lineweaver-Burke graph using the data below, find the Km, find the Vm, and calculate the kcat for this enzyme. Turn in a single page with the graph (title, axes labels and units, etc) and the values of Km, Vm, and kcat (see the example image below)

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Chapter22: Gluconeogenesis, Glycogen Metabolism, And The Pentose Phosphate Pathway

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