Michaelis constant Km is equal to (a) K1/K2 - K3 (b) K2 + K3/K1 (c) K2 - K3/K1 (d) K1 x K2/K3

(b) K2 + K3/K1 Explanation: Michaels constant Km is equal to K2 + K3/K1

Notifications

Clear all

Michaelis constant Km is equal to

Cell: Structure and Function

1 Posts

2 Users

0 Likes

234 Views

05/09/2020 4:37 pm

Topic starter

aditi07

(@aditi07)

Famed Member

1359 Posts
1130 3 2

Michaelis constant K_m is equal to

(a) K₁/K₂ - K₃

(b) K₂ + K₃/K₁

(d) K₁ x K₂/K₃

Add a comment

Topic Tags

1 Answer

05/09/2020 4:39 pm

nikhil04

(@nikhil04)

Noble Member

1353 Posts
0 1129 0

(b) K₂ + K₃/K₁

Explanation:

Michaels constant K_m is equal to K₂ + K₃/K₁

Add a comment

Forum Icons: Forum contains no unread posts Forum contains unread posts

Topic Icons: Not Replied Replied Active Hot Sticky Unapproved Solved Private Closed