The Fact That an Enzyme-Catalyzed Reaction Is First Order with Respect

question 35

Multiple Choice

The fact that an enzyme-catalyzed reaction is first order with respect to substrate at low substrate concentration but becomes zero order with respect to substrate at high substrate concentration is explained by

• A) the catalytic constant.
• B) reversibility of formation of the enzyme-substrate complex.
• C) three point attachment.
• D) specificity.
• E) saturation.

Understand various plant structures and their functions.

Learn the concept of double fertilization and its significance in flowering plants.

Identify the differences between underground and aboveground plant stem modifications.

Comprehend the basics of plant reproduction, including gametophyte development.

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