Biochemical Journal · 1967 · 66 citations · 12 references
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rate constant k-4. Modifiers that increase the rate of the isomerization process E'S-E"S will cause a rate increase at low substrate concentrations and co-operativity with respect to the substrate would be abolished if the value of k+2 is increased suffi- ciently for the inequality k+2 k+3 to hold.
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