The Lineweaver-Burke Plot for the enzyme in question 1 is shown below. In this plot, the...
The Lineweaver-Burke Plot for the enzyme in question 1 is shown below. In this plot, the y intercept (0.019153) is 1/vmax and the x intercept (-0.0449) is -1/km.
- What are the exact km and vmax based on this graph (show your work)?
Km=
Vmax=
Homework Answers
Y Intercept 1/Vmax = 0.019153
Vmax = 1 / 0.019153 = 52.21
Y Intercept -1/Km = -0.0449
Km = 1/ 0.0449 = 22.27
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