Linear Fits and Michaelis Menten plot (pdf)
This is the pdf of the Jupyter Notebook to allow looking at the notebook without installing anything.
This Jupyter notebook needs to be located in the same place as a folder "data" and a folder "classes" to run.
"data" must contain the csv with the raw data, see the example data that is provided (MM25nMGre2pNDKNADPHabsorbance340nm_cleaned.csv).
"classes" must contain the file "MMKinetics.py", which is provided here on FAIRDOMhub.
The notebook load the functions from MMKinetics.py and reads in the csv file.
It requires some user input, as explained in the notebook, to run an analysis.
It creates 3 plots in total. Figurelegends to the plot can be edited in "MMKinetics.py".
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Version 2 (latest) Created 28th Jan 2022 at 12:45 by Gudrun Gygli
Updated version of the notebook containing instructions on usage and the option to add new kinetic models.
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