Hyper32

Perform basic and advanced analysis of enzyme-kinetic data by uploading the information to the utility checking such parameters as velocity (v) of enzyme-catalyzed reactions and corresponding hyperbolical. Multiple equations are included for quick processing.

Is a program for the analysis of enzyme-kinetic data.
The velocity (v) of enzyme-catalyzed reactions is hyperbolically related to the substrate concentration ([S]) through the Michaelis-Menten equation:
v = Vmax.[S]/(Km [S])

where Vmax and Km are kinetic constants characteristic of the particular enzyme and substrate.

These constants are estimated in experiments in which [S] is varied and v measured.
They are usually extracted by some linear transformation of the data such as the Lineweaver-Burk or Hanes plots. These transformations are unsatisfactory as they can result in artificial weighting of the data leading to erroneous estimates of Vmax and Km.