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A comment on the estimation of times required for the attainment of equilibrium by noncooperative, single site ligand-receptor systems

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A table presents the number of hours required for binding to reach 80% and 95% of the equilibrium value for a noncooperative, single site ligand binding system. A 2nd table provides the fraction of binding sites occupied and the fraction of the total ligand bound at equilibrium under the same conditions.

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Gray, H.E., Luttge, W.G. A comment on the estimation of times required for the attainment of equilibrium by noncooperative, single site ligand-receptor systems. Experientia 38, 648–650 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01964070

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