Ligand Rebinding is the phenomenon in which a ligand, after dissociating from its target receptor, rapidly reassociates with the same or a nearby receptor within a confined biological microenvironment, thereby delaying net unbinding and distorting bulk kinetic measurements.
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Rebinding and relaxation in the myoglobin pocket
Anjum Ansari, Joel Berendzen, David Braunstein et al. · Biophysical Chemistry · 1987 · 354 citations
Jesús Angulo, Pedro M. Enríquez‐Navas, Pedro M. Nieto · Chemistry - A European Journal · 2010 · 204 citations
Conformational Relaxation and Ligand Binding in Myoglobin
Anjum Ansari, C. Michael Jones, Eric R. Henry et al. · Biochemistry · 1994 · 201 citations
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