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what are correct about enzyme kinetic parameters

Vmax is the highest velocity an enzyme-catalyzed reaction can reach when the
substrate concentration is equal to the Km.
Vmax varies based on the type of enzyme and substrate as well as the concentration of
enzyme.
Km is the binding equilibrium constant for the Michaelis complex.
Km depends on the type of enzyme and substrate.
kcat is determined by the rate constant for substrate binding.
kcat depends on the type of enzyme and substrate.

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