For every 6 kJ/mol change in standard state free energy, there is a ~10-fold change in the ratio of the number of molecules of P to the number of molecules of S at equilibrium; for a particular equilibrium S <-> P, the standard state free energy = +18 kJ/
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Enzymes _____ the transition state thereby ______ the transition state energy.
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In the case of competitive inhibition with an enzyme E, a substrate S, and an inhibitor I, all of the following can be present in solution EXCEPT
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In uncompetitive inhibition involving an enzyme E, a substrate S, and an inhibitor I, addition of S such that [S] >> [I]
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Is converted by the target enzyme into a highly reactive compound that irreversibly inhibits the enzyme.
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