Essential Cell Biology (fifth Edition)
Essential Cell Biology (fifth Edition)
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Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
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To explain: The ES in the given equation.

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Enzymes are the protein molecules produced in a cell meant for catalyzing a biological process. The enzymes act upon certain molecules called as substrates and convert them into products. For enzyme reaction, there is a general equation called Michaelis–Menten equation. The equation is as follows:

E+SESE+P

B.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The reason for bidirectional arrows and unidirectional arrow in the first and second step, respectively, in the given equation.

Introduction:

Enzymes are the protein molecules produced in a cell meant for catalyzing a biological process. The enzymes act upon certain molecules called as substrates and convert them into products. For enzyme reaction, there is a general equation called Michaelis–Menten equation. The equation is as follows:

E+SESE+P

C.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The cause for the presence of E at both ends of the equation.

Introduction:

Enzymes are the protein molecules produced in a cell meant for catalyzing a biological process. The enzymes act upon certain molecules called as substrates and convert them into products. For enzyme reaction, there is a general equation called Michaelis–Menten equation. The equation is as follows:

E+SESE+P

D.

Summary Introduction

To explain: The reason for the inhibition of the enzyme (E) due to the presence of high concentrations of product (P).

Introduction:

Enzymes are the protein molecules produced in a cell meant for catalyzing a biological process. The enzymes act upon certain molecules called as substrates and convert them into products. For enzyme reaction, there is a general equation called Michaelis–Menten equation. The equation is as follows:

E+SESE+P

E.

Summary Introduction

To compare: The effects of X and accumulation of P.

Introduction:

Enzymes are the protein molecules produced in a cell meant for catalyzing a biological process. The enzymes act upon certain molecules called as substrates and convert them into products. For enzyme reaction, there is a general equation called Michaelis–Menten equation. The equation is as follows:

E+SESE+P

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