Here we will compare outcomes of the four alternative models for conditions when binding is moderately tight and the off-rate is intermediate. The isomerization is chosen to be fast here. I choose binding affinity of 107 M-1 and off-rate constant of 50 s-1. I choose separation between the major peaks of 100 s-1 to generate most similar spectral appearance. Isomerization equilibrium is shifted 5:1 toward *-forms. The reverse isomerization rate is 170 s-1 to make kex =1000 s-1 .
Location: Ai_Bf/
Simulate setup U_RL_Ai_Bf |
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Fitting with the 2-site model: |
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Optimum norm: 6.81e-04 [1] Kd: 8.75973e-08 +/- 5.2e-09 [2] Koff: 5.04841e+01 +/- 1.5e-01 [3] Scale Factor: 2.05816e+00 +/- 1.4e-03 |
Optimum norm: 1.67e-02 [1] Kd: 2.93019e-07 +/- 3.7e-08 [2] Koff: 4.22543e+01 +/- 5.9e-01 [3] Scale Factor: 2.05051e+00 +/- 6.7e-03 |
Optimum norm: 8.24e-04 [1] Kd: 4.14096e-07 +/- 1.1e-08 [2] Koff: 5.00697e+01 +/- 1.6e-01 [3] Scale Factor: 2.05814e+00 +/- 1.5e-03 |
Optimum norm: 2.16e-03 The end of titration is systematically off |
Simulate 2-site data for these fitted parameters |
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Simulate setup U_Ai_fit_U_R | Simulate setup U_Ai_fit_U_L | Simulate setup U_Ai_fit_U_RL | |
Compare fitted and actual peak positions and line widths |
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plotdatasets 'U_Ai_fit_chem_shift' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_R_Ai_Bf_fit_chem_shift' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_L_Ai_Bf_fit_chem_shift' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_RL_Ai_Bf_fit_chem_shift' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_Ai_fit_LW' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_R_Ai_Bf_fit_LW' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_L_Ai_Bf_fit_LW' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
plotdatasets 'U_RL_Ai_Bf_fit_LW' 'L/R' 'Frequency, /s' |
Simulate setup2 U_RL_Ai_Bf |
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The two-site exchange model will look the same in direct and reverse titration | Forward titration and reverse titrations look the same. However, the line peak shifts and line shapes are different. Need to fit with the 2-site model to see the effect |
Additional points are very helpful in seeing the features but less practical.
Combination of forward and reverse titration fitted with 2-site model is capable of identifying U_R/U_L mechanism.
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