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An enzyme with a Kₘ of 5mM has a reaction rate of 100 mmol/min at substrate concentration of 0.25 mmol. What is the maximum reaction rate that this enzyme can achieve when its saturated with substrate?

a.

2100

b.

1500

c.

1900

d.

9000

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Answer: (a).2100

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