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Answer:
a) Km = increase, Vmax and kcat = remain same
b) resembles competitive inhibition
Explanation:
Given Data:
- presence of individuals in population having mutation in enzyme gene.
- residue at position 50 substituted with alanine.
- location : site important for substrate bonding but not for enzyme catalysis.
a)
There would be increase in value of Km.
As higher substrate presence could overcome the presence of inhibitors so Vmax value would remain same.
The value of Kcat would also remain the same.
b)
The type of inhibition this mutation resembles is that of competitive inhibition.
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