Which graphical method is used to determine an enzyme degree of cooperativity?
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Enzymes that show positive cooperativity usually produce a sigmoidal or S-shaped curve, while enzymes with negative cooperativity or non-cooperative enzymes have a hyperbolic curve. Hill’s coefficient is used to determine the type of cooperativity an enzyme exhibits upon binding a substrate.