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grandymaker [24]
2 years ago
14

What is the maximum initial reaction rate for the enzyme at ph7

Biology
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marta [7]2 years ago
6 0

At pH 7, this enzyme's maximal initial reaction rate is 350 X 10>6 per minute of product produced with a saturation of 2–4g of substrate.

  • An enzyme-catalyzed reaction has a very productive relationship between the substrate concentration and the starting reaction, but the pH of the supplied solution has a significant impact on this relationship. pH7 has the highest rate of productivity.
  • The connection is roughly linear with respect to substrate concentration and pH level up to the saturation point, which in this case was attained between 2g and 4g of substrate.
  • Up until the point of saturation, which in this instance is between 2g and 4g of substrate, the reaction is more productive with increasing concentration. Beyond that point, adding more substrate has no extra benefit.

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