In _____, Fischer proposed a lock-and-key analogy for enzyme–substrate interactions.
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- Km is defined as A: Substrate concentration at maximum velocity B: Substrate concentration at half the maximum velocity C: Enzyme concentration D: Optimum temperature
- In general, a small KM indicates that a substrate binds very tightly to the enzyme, and a large KM indicates weak binding.
- In analogy, “________” and “explaining” are the two key parts.
- Analysis of variance is an analysis method proposed by Ronald Fischer, a British statistician and geneticist ()
- The key _______ in the lock and the door opened.