A Show Time Remaining &Part 1 of 2 - Part 1: Topics 1-5Question 17 of 58Click to see additional instructionsA unique organism is found to have a p50 for myoglobin that is-10 torr. If this myoglobin experiences a po, decrease from 30 torr to 10 torr, what is the change in O, percent saturatobserved for myoglobin?Express your answer as a whole number (do not round or give decimals).Acceptable CharactersOnly numbers, decimal point markers, or sign indicators preceding a numberChange in myoglobin O₂ saturation= Question 14 of 58Click to see additional instructionsThe rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction (in mM/min) was determined at different concentrations of substrate On a double-reciprocal Ginewnaver-Burk) plot of the data, the intercept wi-0.01 mM and the slope was 0.05 min.Determine the two values below and give your answer as a whole number (no decimals).Acceptable CharactersOnly numbers, decimal point markers, or sign indicators preceding a numberVmaxmM/minKmmM

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The rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction (in mM/min) was determined at different concentrations of substrate. On a double-reciprocal (newnaver-burk) plot of the data, the intercep -0.01 mM and the slope was 0.05 min. Determine the two values below and give your answer as a whole number (no decimals). Acceptable Characters Only numbers, decimal point markers, or sign indicators preceding a number Vmax mM/min Km- mM

The rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction (in mM/min) was determined at different concentrations of substrate. On a double-reciprocal (newnaver-burk) plot of the data, the intercep -0.01 mM and the slope was 0.05 min. Determine the two values below and give your answer as a whole number (no decimals). Acceptable Characters Only numbers, decimal point markers, or sign indicators preceding a number Vmax mM/min Km- mM

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