linear parameter estimation (uni uni reaction without product - Lineweaver Burk model - steady state assumption)

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linear fit to determine the limiting reaction rate and Michaelis constant, named after Dean Burk, Hans Lineweaver

Lineweaver Burk equation (uni uni reaction without product - steady state assumption)	$\frac{1}{v_{0}} = \frac{1}{V_{m a x, f}} + \frac{K_{S}}{V_{m a x, f}} \frac{1}{c_{S}}$
	$K_{S}$ represents Michaelis constant substrate (uni uni reaction - steady state assumption)
	$V_{m a x, f}$ represents limiting reaction rate (uni uni reaction - forward)
	$c_{S}$ represents substrate concentration
	$v_{0}$ represents initial reaction rate

Michaelis constant substrate (uni uni reaction - steady state assumption)	$K_{S} \equiv \frac{k_{- 1} + k_{2}}{k_{1}}$	output
	$k_{- 1}$ represents reaction rate constant
	$k_{1}$ represents reaction rate constant
	$k_{2}$ represents reaction rate constant
	$K_{S}$ represents Michaelis constant substrate (uni uni reaction - steady state assumption)

initial reaction rate
limiting reaction rate (uni uni reaction - forward)	$V_{m a x, f} \equiv k_{2} c_{E_{0}}$	output
	$c_{E_{0}}$ represents enzyme concentration
	$k_{2}$ represents reaction rate constant
	$V_{m a x, f}$ represents limiting reaction rate (uni uni reaction - forward)

substrate concentration

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