Enzyme E is responsible for conversion of substrate X to product U.As a result of this conversion electrons are transported to a coenzyme (FAD)within Enzyme E.In order for the reaction to be completed,a second substrate NAD⁺ must also bind Enzyme E and collect stored electrons (which converts it to product,NADH).The graph below shows the data while varying X,with fixed concentrations of NAD⁺.What type of multi-substrate mechanism does enzyme E utilize? Substrates: X NAD⁺ $\downarrow$$\downarrow$ Products: U NADH A)sequential - Ordered B)sequential - Random C)simultaneous addition D)Ping Pong E)Sequential but the data cannot differentiate between ordered and random.

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The Answer of Enzyme E is responsible for conversion of substrate X to product U.As a result of this conversion electrons are transported to a coenzyme (FAD)within Enzyme E.In order for the reaction to be completed,a second substrate NAD⁺ must also bind Enzyme E and collect stored electrons (which converts it to product,NADH).The graph below shows the data while varying X,with fixed concentrations of NAD⁺.What type of multi-substrate mechanism does enzyme E utilize? Substrates: X NAD⁺ $\downarrow$$\downarrow$ Products: U NADH A)sequential - Ordered B)sequential - Random C)simultaneous addition D)Ping Pong E)Sequential but the data cannot differentiate between ordered and random.

Enzyme E Is Responsible for Conversion of Substrate X to Product