General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 4th edition
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49. Initial velocity is used to study enzyme kinetics because
A The substrate concentration increases as the reaction proceeds
B. The substrate concentration decreases as the reaction proceeds.
C. The presence of inhibitor slows down the reaction.
D. The presence of inhibitor stops the reaction.
E. Cooperativity affects the reaction rate.
41. When myoglobin is compared to the beta chain of hemoglobin,
A. The sequences and structures are all different.
B. The sequences are essentially identical which is why the 3D structures are
conserved.
C. only 27 of more than 141 residues are identical, yet the 3D structures are
conserved.
D. only 27 of more than 141 residues are identical, which is why the 3D
structures are not conserved.
E. none of the above.
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General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 4th edition
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