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The General Mass Action GMA representation for complex reactions

The General Mass Action (GMA) representation for complex reactions [Pg.163]

Let s have a look at the first example in which we combine a second order reaction with a first order reaction Two receptor/ligand complexes dimerize to form a receptor/ligand dimer. This dimer then undergoes degradation. We can represent this reaction in the following way  [Pg.163]

To analyse this reaction we can split up the coupled reaction and assume that it is composed of a first elementary reaction El  [Pg.163]

We assume that El can be represented by a second order reaction of the t) e A + A, in which the reactants are the same (we have discussed this special case in chapter 5). [Pg.163]

For simplicity sake, we assume that E2 can be represented by a first order reaction. [Pg.163]




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