Eadie Hofstee Plot

[@alannahalloran3859]

This saved me, thank you! I appreciate your clear and to the point videos. Appreciate them!

[@26d8]

Thank you for clarification.

[@sanjaykumarpatel9549]

Nice explain 🎉 Keep it up

[@molecularbiocell]

Nice, short and useful 🎉🎉🎉

[@shinji906]

I don't understand the purpose of this equation. Why bother do that when the inverted equation 1/V already gives us a linear plot

[@SanguinaryStrife]

In plant kinetics, this plot was used in the 70's to help discover the rate in which plant root hairs take up certain ions. It was just a way of plotting their data. When it comes to rate of the ions, they were dealing with a branch of chemistry/biology known as kinetics. And any time you deal with a rate reaction, you run into the Michaelis-Menton Equation. This video showed how you take the Michaelis-Menton Equation and rearrange it in order to plot your data. It's still a little confusing to me, but I think in time we'll get it.

[@26d8]

Because this one corrected the disadvantage of burk plot that reached the Vmax at the infinite substrate value.

[@shinji906]

Thanks, now I get it ☺️

[@26d8]

@@shinji906 great ✌🏻😉

[@J.SClinic]

Determination of GM value by 3 methods

[@LaboniPorya]

Thank you so much

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[@meganlacombe5132]

😂

[@surbhisharma704]

Thank-you so muchh🙏

[@ronaldocristiano6303]

cool video

[@batman12349]

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[@arman8543]

You Rock.

[@gilberito635]

People really ruined the 69 views

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