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Km in the Michaelis-Menten equation represents   
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the maximum amount of substrate that can be catalyzed by the enzyme.   
B)
 
the amount of substrate required for the initial velocity to be half of the maximal velocity.   
C)
 
the amount of substrate required to start an enzymatic reaction.   
D)
 
a set constant used for all enzymatic reactions.   
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