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Consider the simple reaction below, in which kF(uncat) with no catalyst is 10−5 s−1, kF(cat) with an enzyme catalyst is 107 s−1, and kR(uncat) with no catalyst is 10−2 s−1: S<-->Pa. what is the Keq for the reaction?b. what is the kR(cat) with enzyme catalyst?c. The enzyme that catalyzes this reaction has one active site per molecule. What is the kcat value for this enzyme if the vmax value is 5 × 103 M s−1 at an enzyme concentration of 2 × 10−6 M? (ch7)
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