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This reaction is catalyzed by adenylate kinase. How would the presence of this enzyme effect the DGo’ and K’eq for the following Reaction?
AMP + ATP ---> 2ADP
This reaction is catalyzed by adenylate kinase. How would the presence of this enzyme effect the DGo’ and K’eq for the following Reaction?
AMP + ATP ---> 2ADP
no effect on Delta Go’ and no effect on K’eq
no effect on Delta Go’ and increase K’eq
increase Delta Go’ and no effect on K’eq
no effect on Delta Go’ and decrease K’eq
decrease Delta Go’ and no effect on K’eq
increase Delta Go’ and decrease K’eq
decrease Delta Go’ and increase K’eq
decrease Delta Go’ and decrease K’eq
increase Delta Go’ and increase K’eq
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