Control coefficient (biochemistry)
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Control coefficient (biochemistry)
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In chemistry, control coefficients are used to describe how much influence a given reaction step has on the steady-state flux or species concentration level. In practice, this can be accomplished by changing the expression level of a given enzyme and measuring the resulting changes in flux and metabolite levels. Control coefficients form a central component of metabolic control analysis. There are two primary control coefficients: Flux Control Coefficients
Concentration Control Coefficients. The
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