The use of several enzymatic reactions linked together to provide a means of measuring the activity of the first enzyme or the concentration of the initial substrate is referred to as a(n):

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Consecutive enzymatic reaction involves the use of multiple enzymes linked together to measure the activity of the first enzyme or the concentration of the initial substrate. This method is commonly used in diagnostic assays and biochemical research. Equilibrium reactions do not involve the use of multiple enzymes, self-indicating reactions do not require enzymatic reactions, and enzyme immunoassays involve the use of antibodies rather than enzymatic reactions.

The Use of Several Enzymatic Reactions Linked Together to Provide