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faisal
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hello every 1,
i have a few questions
-i'd like to know what error bars are & how did i plot them on a graph?
-can some one please give me a scintific explanation to why small drops of substrate are introduced into a enzyme when trying to find its activity, all i know is that if all the substrate is added to the enzyme all at once, it will be immediately used up, small drops of substrate initiate the reaction but i don't know how?
why is insulin referred to as gobular when it has a quatenary structure?
and what makes an enzyme so specific, is it its spherical shape? or the nature of the enzyme to have only 1 functional region?
how do you calculate the rate of a reaction?
i have a few questions
-i'd like to know what error bars are & how did i plot them on a graph?
-can some one please give me a scintific explanation to why small drops of substrate are introduced into a enzyme when trying to find its activity, all i know is that if all the substrate is added to the enzyme all at once, it will be immediately used up, small drops of substrate initiate the reaction but i don't know how?
why is insulin referred to as gobular when it has a quatenary structure?
and what makes an enzyme so specific, is it its spherical shape? or the nature of the enzyme to have only 1 functional region?
how do you calculate the rate of a reaction?
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