The rate of the enzyme in the presence of both the product in high number in case of cumulative feedback inhibition is to be calculated. Concept introduction: Biological reactions are catalyzed by biological catalyst known as enzymes. Enzymes do not take part in reaction rather it decreases the activation energy. In some reactions, the excess amount of product formation decreases the enzyme activity. This is known as feedback inhibition.

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Chapter 24, Problem 28P

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The rate of the enzyme in the presence of both the product in high number in case of cumulative feedback inhibition is to be calculated.

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Biological reactions are catalyzed by biological catalyst known as enzymes. Enzymes do not take part in reaction rather it decreases the activation energy. In some reactions, the excess amount of product formation decreases the enzyme activity. This is known as feedback inhibition.

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