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What are three examples where Michael mensten equation can be applied?

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 ∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

The MM equation can be applied

  1. To determine the activity and specific activity of an enzyme
  2. To determine the affinity of an enzyme to its substrate (also known as the Kd value)
  3. To see if an enzyme catalyzed reaction is being inhibited by a molecule
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