Glucose uptake 100. 50. 25. 1.5mM 6mM 3mM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extracellular conc. of Glucose Can't predict from the data provided O 12mM

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TULIVU amica, canie.
Glucose uptake
100.
50
25
O 1.5mM
6mM
K
3mM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Extracellular conc. of Glucose
O 12mM
8
Can't predict from the data provided
9
Transcribed Image Text:TULIVU amica, canie. Glucose uptake 100. 50 25 O 1.5mM 6mM K 3mM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Extracellular conc. of Glucose O 12mM 8 Can't predict from the data provided 9
Through your biotechnology research
project at the Tiger One Brewery, you
engineered a glucose transporter in a
yeast strain in order to increase its rate of
fermentation. Your colleague recorded the
glucose uptake data shown below from
the yeast strain you developed and to your
surprise, you found out that your
engineered glucose transporter has three-
fold more affinity to glucose compared to
the wild-type (native/unmodified) glucose
transporter. From the figure below, can
you predict the Km of the wild-type
glucose transporter?
Note: The Vmax of the wildtype and
engineered transporters are the same in
the experimental setup, and the plot
below is the data of your engineered
glucose transporter and NOT the wildtype
(native/unmodified) transporter.
Glucose uptake
100..
50-
25
Transcribed Image Text:Through your biotechnology research project at the Tiger One Brewery, you engineered a glucose transporter in a yeast strain in order to increase its rate of fermentation. Your colleague recorded the glucose uptake data shown below from the yeast strain you developed and to your surprise, you found out that your engineered glucose transporter has three- fold more affinity to glucose compared to the wild-type (native/unmodified) glucose transporter. From the figure below, can you predict the Km of the wild-type glucose transporter? Note: The Vmax of the wildtype and engineered transporters are the same in the experimental setup, and the plot below is the data of your engineered glucose transporter and NOT the wildtype (native/unmodified) transporter. Glucose uptake 100.. 50- 25
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