Biology, 03.07.2020 15:01 miztati1280
From the following list, correctly identify the reason(s) that might explain a decrease in Vmax due to a suboptimal pH during an enzyme assay.
a. Protonation of the substrate
b. Deprotonation of the amino acids in the enzyme’s active site
c. Denaturation of the protein’s tertiary structure
d. Decrease in the rate of substrate collisions with the enzyme’s active site
e. Change in the entropy of the reaction
f. Increase in the molar extinction coefficient (e) of the product
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