ā Option 1: "Km: Approximate inverse measure of the affinity of the enzyme for a given substrate." š¹ Correct. Km (Michaelis constant) is an approximate inverse measure of enzyme-substrate affinity. A lower Km indicates higher affinity.
ā Option 2: "Km: Approximate measure of the concentration of substrate at which the reaction rate is half of the maximum rate." š¹ Incorrect. Km represents the substrate concentration at which the reaction rate reaches half of Vmax, but it is not just an "approximate measure" of concentration needed for half-maximal activity.
ā Option 3: "Enzymes generally function in a broad range of temperature and pH." š¹ Correct. Enzymes have optimal temperature and pH but can still function in a broader range, albeit with lower efficiency.
ā Option 4: "2.7.1.2 is enzyme code for Glucose-6-Phosphotransferase." š¹ Correct. The enzyme commission (EC) number 2.7.1.2 belongs to Glucose-6-Phosphotransferase.
Match the following:

Choose the correct pair from the following:

Identify A, B, C plants in a series based on these characters of roots:
A. Roots at lower nodes of stem
B. Roots absorb water and food from host plant
C. Root forming nodules
Study and match the following lists:

Give the ratios between the following compounds in photosynthesis of plants:
A. Tetroses and sedoheptuloses
B. CO2 fixed and net production of G-3-P
C. DHAP takes part in regenerative phase and RUBP formed