Concerted & Sequential Models - Allosteric Enzymes

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Beautifully explained ❤

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Wow! You made the reasoning behind it so clear. Thank you.

[@roseygirl24]

This was really helpful! I would like to see a modified version of this video that includes how inhibitors and activators apply to each model.

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Amazing explanation!

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I don't understand why you don't have more views :/

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[@kev1369]

think there is a mistake in the explanation of sequential model.in sequential model binding of a substrate in a subunit can convert adjacent subunits into a confirmation between T and R state ,not completely into R state.

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still confused but one more view should do it.