Hanes Woolf plot

Hanes Woolf plot is a plot widely used to study enzyme kinetics. The Hanes Woolf Equation is derived by rearranging the Michaelis Menten equation and plotting a graph of S/Vo vs S. The intercept of Y axis becomes Km/Vmax, the slope of the graph is 1/Vmax and the intercept of X axis is -Km.

[@Shavazkhan697]

Your vmax accent sounds good🤣

[@tqUniverse]

X should be Km and slope is -v/ (S)

[@basheerbose]

Thanks for this 👏

[@airbender9593]

Isn't this called L-B plot?

[@sunilsingh6360]

No matter which plot you use it is the interpretation of the data which you are plotting.. By modifying the Michael menten equation... This is hanes plot

[@arman8543]

very usefull.tnx alot

[@gayukeerthi3825]

How will you say -km can you explain

[@jhilkist5254]

Since km is basically the substrate concentration at which an enz reaches its v max you can write -km on the negetive x axis

[@hs7868]

km is substrate concentration when vmax is half would better explain km

[@allissaiman]

thank you for this!

[@BinhNguyen-vl2dx]

You the best bro🤗

[@LaboniPorya]

Thanks a lot

[@alabimohammed8721]

Very useful

[@kaladharyadhav7697]

This is Indian and you