A windows program for the derivation of steady-state equations in enzyme systems


Autoria(s): Yago, J. M.; Garcia-Sevilla, F.; Garrudi-del Solo, C.; Duggleby, R G; Varon, R.
Data(s)

01/01/2006

Resumo

Despite the number of computer-assisted methods described for the derivation of steady-state equations of enzyme systems, most of them are focused on strict steady-state conditions or are not able to solve complex reaction mechanisms. Moreover, many of them are based on computer programs that are either not readily available or have limitations. We present here a computer program called WinStes, which derives equations for both strict steady-state systems and those with the assumption of rapid equilibrium, for branched or unbranched mechanisms, containing both reversible and irreversible conversion steps. It solves reaction mechanisms involving up to 255 enzyme species, connected by up to 255 conversion steps. The program provides all the advantages of the Windows programs, such as a user-friendly graphical interface, and has a short computation time. WinStes is available free of charge on request from the authors. (c) 2006 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

Identificador

http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:81340

Idioma(s)

eng

Publicador

Elsevier Science Inc

Palavras-Chave #enzyme kinetics #enzyme mechanisms #rate equations #kinetic equations #rapid equilibrium #steady state #Rapid-equilibrium Assumption #Transient Phase Kinetics #Time-course Equations #Computerized Derivation #Catalyzed Reactions #C1 #270108 Enzymes #239901 Biological Mathematics #780105 Biological sciences
Tipo

Journal Article