Ligand L binds to a binding protein with a K of 400 nM. Calculate the ligand concentration based on the fraction of binding sites occupied by the ligand (Y). Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.25. Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.60. Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.95. [L] : = [L] = [L] = μM μM μM

Ligand L binds to a binding protein with a K of 400 nM. Calculate the ligand concentration based on the fraction of binding sites occupied by the ligand (Y). Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.25. Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.60. Calculate the ligand concentration when Y is 0.95. [L] : = [L] = [L] = μM μM μM

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Chapter11: Dynamic Electrochemistry

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