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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 12.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2018 Feb 2;57(22):3176–3190. doi: 10.1021/acs.biochem.7b01250

Figure 7.

Figure 7.

Replots of the kinetic parameters obtained from fitting individual time courses at each substrate concentration to eqs 810 in H2O (blue) and D2O (red). Substrate concentrations used to determine the transient rate constants were 1.5–79 μM, compared to substrate concentrations used for the steady-state rate and burst amplitudes (0.5–8.75 μM). (a) Fitting of the steady-state rate vs [Z-FR-AMC] (eq 1) resulted in the following values: kcat=34.2±1.9s1 and Ka=3.9±0.5μM in H2O, and kcat =14.6±0.3s1 and Ka=1.4±0.1μM in D2O. (b) Fitting of the burst amplitude vs [Z-FR-AMC] (eq 9) resulted in the following values: kcat =34s1,Ka=1.1±0.1μM, and kdac=36.5±0.8s1H2O, and kcat=14.6s1,Ka=0.6±0.06μM, and kdac=14.4±0.2s1D2O. (c) Fitting of the transient rate constant vs [Z-FR-AMC] (eq 10) resulted in the following values: kac=233±3s1,kdac=12±3s1, and Kia=9.8±0.6μMH2O, and kac=167±3s1,kdac=14±3s1, and Kia=9.0±0.7μMD2O.