Titlebook: Cooperativity and Regulation in Biochemical Processes; Arieh Ben-Naim Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 biochemistry

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Wage Control and Success Indicatorsn identified with the term “correlation” when applied to a particular event such as “sites ..,... .. are occupied.” We examine two fundamental sources of cooperativity: direct and indirect. The first is due to . ligand-ligand interaction. The second can arise from various sources: (1) effect of the

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Wage Regulation in Czechoslovakiaugh the adsorbent molecule, and indirect correlation mediated by a chain of communicating subunits. Here, we discuss separately two possible structures of the system, a linear and a triangle arrangement of the sites (Fig. 5.1). Two fundamentally new features are discussed in considerable detail: the

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Wage Control and Success Indicatorsves the addition of one more summation to the GPF of the system; see Eq. (6.2.1) below. Conceptually, the only new quantity that appears in the PF is the quadruplet correlation. Like the triplet correlation it may, or may not, be pairwise additive, depending on the specific origin of the correlation

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Adsorption on a Single-Site Polymer with Conformational Changes Induced by the Binding Process,One of our main assumptions in the derivation of the Langmuir model [and implicitly made by Langmuir himself (1918)] is that the binding process does not affect the distribution of states of the adsorbent molecules. Removal of this assumption has a profound effect on the form of the BI of systems with more than a single site.

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