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10.5 Problems for Chapter 10 277

                                  (CE~  for each experiment was 0.039 g  L-l):

                                     cs,/mmol  L-l     0.0097  0.016  0.021  0.034  0.065  0.14  0.32
                                     (- rs,)lpmol  L-l s-l  0.067  0.093  0.12  0.15  0.17  0.19  0.20

             0               10-4  Calculate the maximum rate parameter, V,,,, and the Michaelis constant,  Km,   from these
                                  data.
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                                  Phosphofructokinase is an enzyme that catalyzes one of the steps in the degradation of car-
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                                 bohydrates. Initial rates of  the
                                  di-                    reaction that converts fructose-6-phosphate (S) to  fructose-1,6-
                                 phosphate (P) as a function of  csO  (the initial fructose-6-diphosphate concentration) are
                                  as follows (the concentration of enzyme added,  CEO,  is the same in each case):

                                    c&  pm01  L-l         50  60  80  100   150  200  250  300  400
                                    (-rsO)/ PmolL-’ min -l  61  65  72  77  84    88   90   93   95


                                  Calculate the maximum rate parameter, Vmax, and the Michaelis constant,  Km,   from these
                                  data (Bromberg, 1984, p. 923).
                             10-5 Repeat Example IO-1 using a linearized form of equation 10.3-1 that is alternative to the
             0               10-6  form over the other. (There is more than one possible alternative form.)
                                  linearized form 10.3-2 (the Lineweaver-Burk form). Comment on any advantage(s) of one
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                                  Suppose, at a particular temperature, results for the hydrolysis of sucrose, S, catalyzed by
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                                                                      in a batch reactor are given by:
                                  the enzyme invertase  (CE~
                                                    = 1  X  10m5
                                                              mol L-l)
                       cs/mmol L-’  1  0.84  0.68  0.53  0.38  0.27  0.16  0.09  0.04  0.018  0.006  0.0025
                       t/h         0   1     2     3    4     5    6     7     8     9     10     11
             0               10-7  Show that the results conform to the  Michaelis-Menten  rate law, and determine the values
                                  of the kinetics parameters  V,,,,  Km,   and  k,.
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                                  Benzyl alcohol can be produced from benzaldehyde (S) by a dehydrogenation reaction cat-
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                                  alyzed by yeast alcohol dehydrogenase (YADH). Nikolova et al. (1995) obtained initial-rate
                                  data for this reaction using immobilized YADH immersed in  iso-octane  with 1%  v/v  water.
                                  The following data were obtained:

                                         cs&mol  L-l               0.50  1.0  2.0  3.0  5.0  7.5
                                         (-rs,)/pmol  mg(YADH)-’ h-l  0.58  1.2  2.7  3.3  4.6  5.2

                                  Determine the kinetics parameters K,,,  and V,,,,,,  assuming that the standard  Michaelis-
                                  Menten  model applies to this system, (a) by nonlinear regression, and (b) by linear regression
                                  of  the  Lineweaver-Burk  form.
                             10-8 Confirm (by derivation) the results given by
                                  (a)  equation  10.4-12;
                                  (b) equations 10.4-13, -14;
                                  (c) equations 10.4-15, -16, -17;
                                  (d)  equation 10.4-18.
                             10-9
                                  Compare the Lineweaver-Burk linear forms resulting from the four cases in problem 10-8,
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                                  together with those given by equations 10.3-2 and 10.4-11. Note which cases have the same
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             0              lo-10   In the production of  L-DOPA  from L-tyrosine (S) using tyrosinase (E) (Pialis, 1996; Pialis
                                  and different intercepts and slopes. Sketch plots to show the relative magnitudes of both
                                  intercepts and slopes.
                                  and Saville,  1998),
                                                 the following data were obtained:
                                        t/II          0    i     2     3    4     5    6     7
                                        cs/mmol L-l  2.50  1.77  1.42  1.14  1.04  0.96  0.81  0.77
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