AN ALTERNATIVE TO ALLOSTERISM AND COOPERATIVITY IN INTERPRETATION OF ENZYME KINETIC DATA
AN ALTERNATIVE TO ALLOSTERISM AND COOPERATIVITY IN INTERPRETATION OF ENZYME KINETIC DATA
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00842a008
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发表时间:
1968-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
FISHER, JR
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作者:
SWEENY, JR;FISHER, JR
Several kinds of cooperative models were used to explain sigmoid relationships between velocities and substrate concentrations observed with regulatory enzymes, e.g., allosteric interactions between subunits and multiple binding site models. Even though cooperative models can explain sigmoid data, cooperativity is not essential. Models requiring single, independent active sites with multiple reaction pathways by which the binding sites are occupied can also explain sigmoid data. It appears that sigmoid data can only eliminate ordered sequence models (i.e., those with a single reaction pathway) which involve the binding of only 1 molecule of each substrate to 1 molecule of enzyme. Any model that conforms to a rate equation of the form, 1/V = [alpha] + b[S]F, where x is equal to or less than[long dash]2, will give a sigmoid relationship between velocity and substrate concentration. A group of 15 steady-state models which can reduce to equations of the above form axe presented. These models do not require cooperativity or the binding of more than 1 molecule of substrate to each catalytic site at a given time in order to exhibit sigmoidness.