E+SkX1kX−1ESkX2kX−2E+P
- E is the enzyme
- S is the substrate
- k1 is the association rate into ES from E + S
- k−1 is the disassociation rate into ES from E + S
- k2 is the association rate into ES from E + P
- k−2 is the disassociation rate into ES from E + P
v=Km+[S]vmax[S]
- Assumes:
- Second step above is rate-limiting
- [P]≈0
- Reaction is in Steady State such that [ES] is constant and influx of ES equals efflux
- v is the velocity of substrate conversion commonly in units of minμM
- vmax is the max reaction velocity
- [S] is the concentration of substrate commonly in units of mM
- Km is the Michaelis constant
- When [S]≪Km, the slope is the catalytic efficiency times [E], or the enzyme concentration
- Desmos Graph