QUESTION 19Which enzyme (Enzyme 1, circle; Enzyme 2 square) has the worst affinity for the substrate?5.04.0EnzGraph3.08 2.01.00.0101520253035404550substrate (mM)Enz1 Enz2A. Enzyme 1 (circles)B. Enzyme 2 (squares)C. cannot tell with information givenD. both have the same affinity

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Which enzyme (Enzyme 1, circle; Enzyme 2 square) has the worst affinity for the substrate? 5.0 4.0 EnzGraph 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 substrate (mM) Enz1 Enz2 vo (mM/s)

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