how-can-the-inhibition-constant-ki-be-derived-similarly-to-the-michaelis-constan

Question

How can the inhibition constant (KI) be derived similarly to the Michaelis constant (KM) by substituting substrate concentration with inhibitor concentration?

Accepted Answer

KI is derived by substituting the substrate concentration in the KM equation with the inhibitor concentration.

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KI is derived by substituting the product concentration in the KM equation with the inhibitor concentration.

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KI is derived by substituting the reaction velocity in the KM equation with the inhibitor concentration.

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KI is derived by substituting the enzyme concentration in the KM equation with the inhibitor concentration.