Concerning enzymatic reactions how different, are the graphic curve of the variation of the speed of a reaction as function of substrate concentration and the curve of variation of the speed of a reaction as function of temperature?
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Answer / Rupesh Kumar Singh
The graphic curve of the variation of the speed of an enzymatic reaction as a function of substrate concentration (Michaelis-Menten plot) typically shows saturation kinetics, with an initial rapid increase in velocity followed by a plateau as the substrate concentration increases. On the other hand, the curve of variation of the speed of an enzymatic reaction as a function of temperature usually follows an Arrhenius equation and exhibits exponential behavior, where the rate of the reaction increases as the temperature rises until it reaches a critical point (denaturation temperature) beyond which the enzyme loses its activity.
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