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A general equation is derived describing the concentration of all possible complexes of a central molecule with a set of ligands bound to the central molecule. This deduction allows the reaction rate constants for the binding of a given molecule to the central molecule to depend on the species of molecules already bound and the location of the molecules already bound. The model thus allows for structural alteration of the central molecule by binding. Functions describing the concentration dependence of any effect whatever depending on the distribution of complexes are deduced. Possible applications and methods of application are indicated.
Acta Biotheoretica – Springer Journals
Published: Apr 19, 2005
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