Lineweaver-Burke Plots in Excel

A good way of finding the Michaelis constant and the (half) maximum velocity of a certain enzyme reaction is to work with a linearized version of your data. Excel can help you to do so.

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I was close to crying before this video lol. This was extremely helpful, thank you so much!

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Finally a good explanation ❤️ thank you so much, you saved my assignment AND my nerves ❤️

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i could find the previous video any help please

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[@amalhamad5430]

Hi, thank you very much for the information. I have a question, in the lab we did an expriment with competitive inhibitor and the Vmax should not be affected and Km increasing. However, in my case, the Vmax was decreased and Km increased. I don't know why is this happening.. do you have some ideas? thank you.

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Hi! How do you label the axes in this case? In terms of scales..

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That was very helpful, thanks!

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Thank you for this! very helpful and explained clearly

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Where is the video with for the link? I received an error message.

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