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This section includes 4 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Enzyme Technology Questions and Answers knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
The rate equation for _______________ inhibition is given by \(V=\frac{V_{max} [S]}{K_m (1+\frac{[P]}{K_p})+[S]}\). |
A. | substrate |
B. | non-competitive |
C. | product |
D. | competitive |
Answer» D. competitive | |
2. |
The following rate equation is given by ___________ inhibition. |
A. | \(V=\frac{\left (\frac{V_{max}}{1+\frac{[I]}{K_i’}}\right ) [S]}{\left (\frac{K_m}{1+\frac{[I]}{K_i’}}\right )+[S]}\) |
B. | mixed |
C. | competitive |
D. | uncompetitive |
E. | non-competitive |
Answer» D. uncompetitive | |
3. |
If I = Ki = Ki‘, then what will happen to Vmax and Km when inhibitor acts non-competitively? |
A. | Lowers to 0.5 Vmax and 0.5 Km |
B. | Vmax is unchanged and Km increases 2Km |
C. | Lowers to 0.5 Vmax and Km remains unchanged |
D. | Lowers to 0.67 Vmax and Km increases to 2Km |
Answer» D. Lowers to 0.67 Vmax and Km increases to 2Km | |
4. |
What happens to Vmax and Km in case of uncompetitive inhibition when I = Ki‘? |
A. | Lowers to 0.5 Vmax and 0.5 Km |
B. | Vmax is unchanged and Km increases 2Km |
C. | Lowers to 0.5 Vmax and Km remains unchanged |
D. | Lowers to 0.67 Vmax and Km increases to 2Km |
Answer» B. Vmax is unchanged and Km increases 2Km | |