if more substrate to an already occuring enzymatic reaction is added more enzyme activity is seen because
a ] there is probably more substrate present than there is enzyme
b] there is probably more enzyme available than subtrate
c ] more produt present than subrate or enzyme
d] the enzyme subtrate complex is failing to form during reaction

Question

if more substrate to an already occuring enzymatic reaction is added more enzyme activity is seen because
a ] there is probably more substrate present than there is enzyme
b] there is probably more enzyme available than subtrate
c ] more produt present than subrate or enzyme
d] the enzyme subtrate complex is failing to form during reaction

anonymous · Answer

i mark b.what do you think?

anonymous · Answer

Well ,I think you're right..

anonymous · Answer

If I'm not mistaken...''Adding more substrate doesn't effect rate of reaction or enzyme activity''...

kainui · Answer

@Ryaan it depends on the type of enzyme. Unfortunately I have already blocked that out of my mind after taking biochemistry last semester, but from what I recall there are about 3 types...

I think this question has to be B though, this isn't the kind of question where the other 3 answers are even slightly possible lol.

anonymous · Answer

no it effects @Ryaan  .if enzymes conc is greater then substrate and adding more enzyme it increases the rate

anonymous · Answer

Thanks a lot for explaining...lol
I'm always so confused with this..plus I haven't studied this in detail..in Grade 9th level..lol