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: Below What Is False About The Michaelis Constant Km See The Figure If Helpful E Is Enzyme S Is Substrate Pis Produ 1 (36.59 KiB) Viewed 58 times

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Below what is false about the Michaelis constant, Km? (See the figure if helpful. E is enzyme, S is substrate, Pis product, k is rate constant.) k₁ k₂ E+SES = E + P K.2 K.₁ When [Substrate]-K [ES]-[Efree]-1/2 [total] When [Substrate]-Km Vo-1/2 Vmax A higher K indicates a lower affinity of the enzyme for the substrate. Km is equal to the Association Constant K, for "E+S →ES".
There are two soluble proteins in a buffer, one protein contains 100 amino acids, the other protein contains 500 amino acids. Which protein purification method do you think will get them separated? ion exchange chromatography affinity chromatography gel filtration chromatography centrifugation salting out