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In an enzymatic reaction, an inhibitor (I) competes with the substrate (S) to bind with the enzyme (E), thereby reducing the rate of product (P) formation. The competitive inhibition follows the reaction mechanism shown below. Let [S] and [I] be the concentration of S and I, respectively, and rS be the rate of consumption of S. Assuming pseudo-steady state, the correct plot of
1ββrS vs 1β[S] is
Correct : a
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