The determination of enzyme dissociation constants
The determination of enzyme dissociation constants
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DOI:
10.1021/ja01318a036
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发表时间:
1934-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Burk, D
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作者:
Lineweaver, H;Burk, D
Graphical methods involving constant slopes and straight line extrapolations were developed for testing and interpreting kinetic data, and for determining dissociation constants of enzyme-substrate and enzyme-inhibitor compounds and other related constants when the data are consistent with an assigned mechanism. Representative analyses are given for invertase, raffinase, amylase, citric dehy-drogenase, catalase, oxygenase, esterase and lipase, involving substrate activation, substrate inhibition, general competitive and non-competitive inhibition, steady states and reactions of various orders. A plot of the reciprocal of the observed velocity (V) against the reciprocal of the substrate concentration (S) yielded in the simplest case (e.g., invertase, amylase) a straight line whose slope and ondinate intercept yielded Ks (Michaelis dissociation constant) and Vmax (theoretical maximum velocity). In the presence of competitive inhibitors the slope was increased but the intercept was unchanged. With non-competitive inhibitors the intercept also was raised. The various methods described are applicable to general chemical catalysis, homogeneous or heterogeneous, and possess many advantages of usefulness and convenience over less extensively developed methods employed heretofore.