Cooperativity
Cooperativity Cooperativity is a phenomenon in biology displayed by ...
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Glucokinase
... distinctive property of glucokinase is its moderate cooperativity with glucose, with a Hill coefficient (n ... monomeric regulatory enzyme known to display substrate cooperativity. The nature of the cooperativity has been postulated to involve a "slow ... glucose concentration, it would produce an apparent cooperativity similar to that observed. Because of this cooperativity, the kinetic interaction of glucokinase with ...
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Talk:Long-term potentiation
... Synaptidude 00:41, 15 August 2005 (UTC) Cooperativity vs. associativity Hi guys, great effort, great ... now about the confusion of the terms cooperativity and associativity, both claimed to be different ... to the field and introduced the term "cooperativity" claims that to be the source of ... as for: there is no difference between cooperativity and associativity. The same occurs in your ... one allows induction in the weak one. Cooperativity is usually taken to mean the ...
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Long-term potentiation
... classically exhibits four main properties: rapid induction, cooperativity, associativity, and input specificity. Rapid induction LTP ... a high-frequency sequence of individual stimulation.) Cooperativity LTP can be induced either by strong ... There is some evidence that associativity and cooperativity share the same underlying cellular mechanism (see ... stimulated and weakly stimulated pathways. LTP's cooperativity may also be explained by synaptic tagging ... Goddard GV. "Synaptic enhancement in fascia dentata: cooperativity among coactive afferents." Brain Res. 1978 ...
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Cooperative binding
... A macromolecule is said to have positive cooperativity if the binding of ligand increases affinity for the ligand, and negative cooperativity if the affinity for the ligand decreases ... traces a hyperbola). In case of positive cooperativity, the resulting graph is often described as ... its subtle "S"-shape. The degree of cooperativity is quantified by use of the Hill ...
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Talk:Hemocyanin
... numbers (n) of binding sites never exhibit cooperativity (as measured by the Hill coefficient, nH ... 2005 (UTC) Let us be clear here. Cooperativity is not a measure of whether one ... units (facts), to the nature of the cooperativity (facts), etc. The good Wikipedia pages have ...
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Protein:GLUD1
... as an intersubunit communication conduit during negative cooperativity and allosteric regulation. Alignment of GLUD1 from ... the abortive complexes, and abrogating the negative cooperativity. In the absence of substrates, and with ...
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Hill coefficient
... bound. Numbers greater than one indicate positive cooperativity, while numbers less than one indicate negative cooperativity. The Hill coefficient was originally devised to ...
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List of biochemistry topics
... consensus sequence - conserved sequence - Cooperative - Cooperative binding - Cooperativity - cooperativity cellular respiration - corticotropin - corticotropin receptor - corticotropin-releasing ...
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List of biology topics
... concentration gradient - continental drift - convergance - convergent evolution - cooperativity - cooperativity cellular respiration - cork cambium - cotransport metabolism - cotyledon ...
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