Activation / Inhibition of 4 LDH enzymes in the presence of phosphate ions (Pi). Version 1
The Table represents the simulation results of how the presence of phosphate ions (Pi) in the solution might affect the activity of four LDH enzymes. This includes the algorithmic analysis of the binding energies values computed by the GRID program (see Part 4, model) for each enzyme in presence and absence of FBP molecule at pH 6 and 7. The analysis was performed by using the algorithm proposed in Part 5, model.
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