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At values of Y (fractional saturation below 0,1 and above 0,9, the slopes of Hill plots tend to a value of 1, indicating an absence of cooperativity. true or false.

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At values of Y (fractional
saturation below 0,1 and above
0,9, the slopes of Hill plots tend to
a value of 1, indicating an absence
of cooperativity.
true or false.

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