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Kinetics of the alkaline tetramer → dimer dissociation in liganded human hemoglobin: A laser light-scattering stopped-flow study
D. P. Flamig, L. J. Parkhurst
Chemistry
Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience
Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center
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First-order
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Dimer Dissociation
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Equilibrium Constant
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Dissociation Rate Constant
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Dissociation
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Flow Studies
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Stopped Flow
100%
Human Hemoglobin
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Laser Light Scattering
100%
Protein Function
50%
Protein Concentration
50%
PH Dependence
50%
Titration
50%
Association Rate Constant
50%
Laser Excitation
50%
Salt Bridge
50%
Dissociation Rate
50%
Dissociation Kinetics
50%
Stopped-flow Apparatus
50%
HBO2
50%
Light Scattering
50%
PH Range
50%
Argon Ion Laser
50%
Methemoglobin
50%
Protein Solution
50%
Chemistry
Light Scattering
100%
Tetramer
100%
Rate Constant
66%
Equilibrium Constant
66%
Titration
33%
Argon Ion
33%
Methemoglobin
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Argon Laser
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Ion Laser
33%