The control of flux¶
Kacser, H., & Burns, J. A. (1973). The control of flux. Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology.
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Domain-specific¶
- Control coefficient (biochemistry)
- Kinetics
- Reaction kinetics (organic and physical chemistry) — the substantive home: rate laws, activation energy, catalysis as barrier-lowering, and SN1-vs-SN2 mechanism-from-rate-law analysis. Materials phase-transformation kinetics — nucleation and growth rates and time–temperature–transformation diagrams setting microstructure even when the equilibrium phase is fixed. Pharmacokinetics — chemistry's rate laws applied to drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination in body compartments, with the kinetics–pharmacodynamics split paralleling kinetics–thermodynamics. Enzymology and metabolic-flux analysis — Michaelis–Menten saturation of enzyme-catalysed rate-limiting steps and Kacser–Burns flux-control analysis of which step governs pathway flux
This sourceFounds flux-control analysis: flux-control coefficients quantify how much each step governs pathway flux.
- Reaction kinetics (organic and physical chemistry) — the substantive home: rate laws, activation energy, catalysis as barrier-lowering, and SN1-vs-SN2 mechanism-from-rate-law analysis. Materials phase-transformation kinetics — nucleation and growth rates and time–temperature–transformation diagrams setting microstructure even when the equilibrium phase is fixed. Pharmacokinetics — chemistry's rate laws applied to drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination in body compartments, with the kinetics–pharmacodynamics split paralleling kinetics–thermodynamics. Enzymology and metabolic-flux analysis — Michaelis–Menten saturation of enzyme-catalysed rate-limiting steps and Kacser–Burns flux-control analysis of which step governs pathway flux
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