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Product, Substrate, and Alternative Substrate Inhibition

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Initial Rate Enzyme Kinetics

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The study of initial rate kinetics in the presence of product has proven to be a boon to the field of enzyme kinetics. Quite probably, no other single experimental protocol has received greater attention since its inception than product inhibition kinetics. Unfortunately, certain complicating factors, such as abortive ternary complex formation and substrate inhibition, have tended to limit the usefulness of this technique. Nevertheless, kinetic investigations in the presence of product remain a formidable tool available to the kineticist interested in making a choice of mechanism from among the usual possibilities. Furthermore, a good deal of insight may be obtained from such experiments regarding the binding of substrates and products at the active site and, in certain cases, at allosteric sites.

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Fromm, H.J. (1975). Product, Substrate, and Alternative Substrate Inhibition. In: Initial Rate Enzyme Kinetics. Molecular Biology Biochemistry and Biophysics, vol 22. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80966-8_5

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