This problem compares the cooperative (n> 1) and non-cooperative (n = 1)reaction mechanismsdtnS + Ea) Show thatVmax SKm+Shb) Consider the Hill function f(s)=k₁E₁ P + B"max ShKm+Shan inflection point if and only if n > 1.c) Find this inflection point (as a function of the substrate S).d) Observe that this inflection point is not exactly at K", which iswheref (s) = Vmax /2. However, show that, for large n, the inflectionpoint approaches K=Show that the function f has

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This problem compares the cooperative (n> 1) and non-cooperative (n = 1) reaction mechanisms dt nS + E = k₁ a) Show that Vmax Sn Km+Sh b) Consider the Hill function f(s) k_1 E, P + E Vmax Sh Km+Sh an inflection point if and only if n > 1. = Show that the function f has c) Find this inflection point (as a function of the substrate S). d) Observe that this inflection point is not exactly at K/", which is wheref (s) = Vmax /2. However, show that, for large n, the inflection point approaches K".

This problem compares the cooperative (n> 1) and non-cooperative (n = 1) reaction mechanisms dt nS + E = k₁ a) Show that Vmax Sn Km+Sh b) Consider the Hill function f(s) k_1 E, P + E Vmax Sh Km+Sh an inflection point if and only if n > 1. = Show that the function f has c) Find this inflection point (as a function of the substrate S). d) Observe that this inflection point is not exactly at K/", which is wheref (s) = Vmax /2. However, show that, for large n, the inflection point approaches K".

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