The kinetics data of an enzyme E  (whose concentration is ma…

The kinetics data of an enzyme E  (whose concentration is maintained constant at a level of 1 mM (=10-6 M)) is shown in the table below. A double reciprocal (Lineweaver-Burk) plot was generated from this data, also shown below.  Blank #1: Determine the Vmax (include the units) for this enzyme. Blank #2: Determine the KM (include the units) for this enzyme. The experiment above was repeated twice more, once adding 10 mM of inhibitor A, and the second time adding 10 mM of inhibitor B (separately). The Lineweaver-Burk plots in the presence of these inhibitors are indicated by “+A” or “+B” in the plot below.  Blank #3: What type of inhibitor is A? Blank #4: What type of inhibitor is B? Blank #5: Which of the two curves below corresponds to inhibitor A? (1 or 2)      

Text (no question) allows instructors to give information ab…

Text (no question) allows instructors to give information about a part of the test.  Really, it could say anything, but usually I see it as giving instructions to use certain information for certain questions.   The following 5 questions will be about Unicorns.

Below are postulated protonation states of histidine. pKa va…

Below are postulated protonation states of histidine. pKa values for histidine are 1.8 (a-COOH), 9.2 (a-NH3+), 6.0 (R group). Blank #1: List the letters of the 4 states that do NOT form at any pH, separated by commas.  Blank #2: List the letter of the zwitterion.  For blanks #3 -> #6:  For each of the 4 states that do form (the four you did not list in Blank #1) list the following: the letter of that state, and the approximate pH range in which that state predominates (>90%). Make sure to only do one state per blank. Separate the letter and pH with a comma (for example: B, 3.3 to 5.3 or B,