Question #1604e

1 Answer
Apr 9, 2015

You're dealing with non-competitive inhibition for which the degree of inhibition is defined as

alpha^(') = 1 + ([I])/(K_I^(')), where

[I] - the concentration of the inhibitor;

It doesn't get much more straightforward than this, so just plug and play

alpha^(') = 1 + ([I])/(K_I^(')) => K_I^(') = ([I])/(alpha^(') - 1)

K_I^(') = "125 nmol/L"/(3.50 -1) = "50.0 nmol/L"