SCHLOSSER at ciit.org writes:
>:-)
>So, presumably, the "Keq" that one would want to model a reversible step
>(one in which the enzymes for both the forward and reverse reactions are
>present at signficant activities) in a metabolic pathway is not
>the true (thermodynamic) Keq, but the ratio of concentrations that exist
>at steady state.
Why the need to redefine things? This "Keq" at steady state is
nothing else but the ``The Mass Action Ratio'' :-)
... Joao Pedro Moniz Barreto
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