Hey,

 

I was wondering if there is a way to solve enyme kinetics problems without drawing a graph? The question that I am trying to answer doesn't specify that a graph has to be drawn. The table i have been given has 5 substrate concentrations of each experiment and the velocities of each reaction: one with inhibitor 1, one with inhibitor 2 and one without inhibitor added.

 

I must find the Km and Vmax for the absence of inhibitor, presence of inhibitor 1 and presence of inhibitor 2.

 

Any help that you could give me with this question would be very helpful. I am clueless when it comes to this subject.

 

Thanks XX

You must have a graph since this is logarythmic mathematics but you may use an inhibitor function in your book on a calculator to super-impose the base agents atop the curriculum of natural resonance in your book called acidic postulates in co-inbitors.

Alex - I'd personally advise you to disregard post #2 and wait for a serious response to your question.