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==Objective==
==Objective==
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Use data collected yesterday to calculate Average values of the Assay and calculate Km
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==Description==
 
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*Calculations using all three assays were performed:
 
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# Velocity by Concentration was graphed for each run
 
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# An average velocity of all three runs was graphed by concentration
 
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# A Lineweaver-Burke Plot was graphed for each run and Km was calculated
 
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# A Lineweaver-Burke Plot was graphed for the average of the three runs and an average Km was calculated
 
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# Error bars were added to the average Lineweaver-Burke Plot by calculating the standard deviation of the three runs 1/velocity values
 
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*Dhea and Mary's first assay data was added to Mike and mine assays to produce an average for four runs
 
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# An Average velocity of combine data was graphed by concentration
 
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# A Lineweaver-Burke Plot was graphed for the average of the combined data and an average Km was calculated
 
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# Error bars were added to the combined data average Lineweaver-Burke plot by calculating the standard deviation of the combined data 1/velocity values
 
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==Data==
 
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* Add data and results here...
 
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==Notes==
 
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This area is for any observations or conclusions that you would like to note.
 

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Use data collected yesterday to calculate Average values of the Assay and calculate Km




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