Biochem question

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Start date Sep 23, 2004

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Can the turnover number (Kcat) of an enzyme be calculated by multiplying Vmax by the molecular weight of the enzyme?

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kcat = (Vmax/enzyme concentration)

that's what i know

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ut_stephen said:
Can the turnover number (Kcat) of an enzyme be calculated by multiplying Vmax by the molecular weight of the enzyme?

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