Analytical and Agent-Based Modeling Approaches | Binding sites are spaced every xd (36nm) distance, based on actin’s highly conserved structure. |
Analytical and Agent-Based Modeling Approaches | A myosin’s duty ratio r is found analytically by modifying past methods [27] and assuming a filament has traveled x distance at time t, with a myosin head having probability p0n(x,t) and pofl(x,t) of attaching and detaching to binding sites , respectively. |
Analytical and Agent-Based Modeling Approaches | probabilityWhen considering k0" as a high rate of attachment that occurs for a myosin head within a spatial proximity xz to a binding site, and that myosins only bind While detached, the probabili-ty of binding Pan over time to as a site passes is: |
Theory and Analytical Models | Under the assumption of large receptor protein (large enough to effectively represent the sequences of the diverse receptor universe), obviously searching for all the binding sites or pockets of a particular finite size protein is equivalent to searching for the whole universe of the receptors. |
Theory and Analytical Models | Therefore, in this case, probing interactions can be reached approximately equivalently by the following three approaches: (1) multiple ligands binding to the same receptor, or (2) multiple receptors binding to the same ligand, or (3) a ligand binding to a receptor exploring the different binding sites (modes). |
Theory and Analytical Models | From the above equilvalence discussions in terms of probing the interactions of molecular recognition, another way of quantify the specificity is to find the discrimination in binding affinities of a ligand binding with different binding sites of a receptor. |