The turnover number for an enzyme that approximates Michaelis-Menten kinetics is known to be 500 min^-1. From the results shown in the table, enumerate Km and total amount of enzyme present. What is the Km for this enzyme? What is the Vmax for this enzyme? And what is the [E]T for this enzyme?

The turnover number for an enzyme that approximates Michaelis-Menten kinetics is known to be 500 min^-1. From the results shown in the table, enumerate Km and total amount of enzyme present. What is the Km for this enzyme? What is the Vmax for this enzyme? And what is the [E]T for this enzyme?

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(S) (mM)
ν (μmol/min)
0.5
334
1
500
2
668
3
752
50
996
500
998

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