Given that KM for the protein degrading enzyme chymotrypsin is 1.5 x 102M, and the protein of interest is 11 nM in concentration, which is the best simplification of Michalis Menton kinetics to use? O First Order O Second Order O Zero Order O Cannot be simplified

Given that KM for the protein degrading enzyme chymotrypsin is 1.5 x 102M, and the protein of interest is 11 nM in concentration, which is the best simplification of Michalis Menton kinetics to use? O First Order O Second Order O Zero Order O Cannot be simplified

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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Given that KM for the protein degrading enzyme chymotrypsin is 1.5 x 102M, and the protein of interest is 11 nM in concentration, which is the best simplification of
Michalis Menton kinetics to use?
O First Order
O Second Order
O Zero Order
O Cannot be simplified

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