Biochemistry
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h. When 10 ug of an enzyme of Mr 50,000 is added to a solution containing its substrate at a concentration one hundred times the KM, it catalyzes the conversion of 75 µmol of substrate into product in 3 min. What is the enzyme's turnover number?
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Transcribed Image Text:h. When 10 ug of an enzyme of Mr 50,000 is added to a solution containing its substrate at a concentration one hundred times the KM, it catalyzes the conversion of 75 µmol of substrate into product in 3 min. What is the enzyme's turnover number?
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