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Damon has a stock BTEE concentration of 0.00107 M. The protocol states to add 1.4 ml...

Damon has a stock BTEE concentration of 0.00107 M. The protocol states to add 1.4 ml of BTEE to the cuvette, which already contains Tris buffer (1.5 mL) and to which the enzyme will also be added (0.1 mL). What is the concentration of substrate used in the generic protocol? Give your answer in micromolar (uM) and rounded up to the nearest hundred.

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