I have had a few biochemistry courses, but I still feel confused and a bit scared each time they try to explain and apply enzyme kinetics or even chemometrics in different situation during class. On our last lecture we had kinetics regarding:
Pingpong reactions (with two substrates A, B):
$V_0 = \dfrac{K_{cat}[E]* [A][B]}{K_m^B [A] * [B] * [A][B]} $
General reactions (with two substrates A, B):
$V_0 = \dfrac{K_{cat}[E]* [A][B]}{K_m^B [A] * K_s^A * [B] * [A][B]} $
And we also had something about analyzing the "principle component" in multivariate data, from enzyme kinetic measurements (as effect of e.g. pH of temperature).
I really don't understand this, or how I would apply this - or analyze my data if I have two substrates.
Question: In general, is there a good web site which goes beyond the normal Michaelis menten analysis, or a very good book which explains both the basic and more complex scenarios regarding analysis/application of enzyme kinetics for biochemists?