In the enzymatic activity assay performed for malate dehydrogenase, an absorbance of 0.6 (measured at 340 nm, at the end of the reaction) for a particular protein sample would indicate lower enzymatic activity in that reaction than an absorbance of 0.2. Select one: O True O False

In the enzymatic activity assay performed for malate dehydrogenase, an absorbance of 0.6 (measured at 340 nm, at the end of the reaction) for a particular protein sample would indicate lower enzymatic activity in that reaction than an absorbance of 0.2. Select one: O True O False

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In the enzymatic activity assay performed for malate dehydrogenase,
an absorbance of 0.6 (measured at 340 nm, at the end of the reaction)
for a particular protein sample would indicate lower enzymatic activity
in that reaction than an absorbance of 0.2.
Select one:
O True
False

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