Estimating p50 for Hemoglobin/Myoglobin

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The discussion focuses on estimating the p50 values for hemoglobin and myoglobin based on provided data. Users inquire about the methodology for calculating p50 after graphing the data and whether linear equations can be used for this purpose. One participant notes that the original link to the homework is non-functional, prompting a suggestion to share the relevant information directly. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of accessible data for solving the problem effectively. The thread underscores the challenges faced when resources are unavailable.
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http://moodle.lsu.edu/file.php/9836/Homework/HW9.htm"
Part B of the first problem is the one I'm looking at. It asks to "estimate the p50" of each enzyme; how do I do this with what I've been given? Once I have graphed the two, do I find it from the linear equations? Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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The link doesn't work. Why not just copy the information you were given?
 
I have pretty much solved it, though I had a feeling the link wouldn't work. Thanks, though!
 

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