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. 2008 May 16;95(4):1974–1984. doi: 10.1529/biophysj.108.132464

TABLE 1.

Rate constants, barrier heights, and enthalpies obtained from computer simulations of experimental T-jump kinetics

Lactate
C2-d-Lactate
Rate constants 23.1°C 32.5°C ΔG, kcal/mol ΔH, kcal/mol 23.0°C 32.5°C ΔG, kcal/mol ΔH, kcal/mol
k1, M−1s−1 5.8 × 106 6.19 × 106 1.2 0.9 5.8 × 106 6.19 × 106 1.2 0.9
k−1, s−1 500 559 2.1 500 559 2.1
k2, M−1s−1 3.00 × 107 3.043 × 107 0.27 1.7 3.00 × 107 3.043 × 107 0.27 1.7
k−2, s−1 1.05 × 105 1.17 × 105 2.0 1.05 × 105 1.17 × 105 2.0
k3, s−1 430 940 14.8 −0.18 410 860 13.9 0.24
k−3, s−1 217 470 14.7 200 425 14.1
k4, s−1 700 1350 12.5 1.60 372 880 16.2 1.44
k−4, s−1 637 1337 14.1 343 876 17.6
k5, s−1 240 210 −2.5 5.1 355 350 −0.3 3.3
k−5, s−1 520 595 2.6 755 888 3.0
k6, s−1 750 1750 16.1 10.4 545 1430 18.1 8.4
k−6, M−1s−1 1.48 × 107 2.01 × 107 5.7 1.16 × 107 1.95 × 107 9.7
k7, s−1 32 90 19.4 9.5 32 90 19.4 9.5
k−7, M−1s−1 3.3 × 107 5.6 × 107 9.9 3.3 × 107 5.6 × 107 9.9

The reaction system: 0.46 mN LDH, 0.5 mM NAD+, and 5 mM lactate or C2-deuterated lactate. Fitting results are shown in bold; all other values are initial approximations. The number of significant digits does not represent precision of the absolute values. The errors evaluated from the spread of values through the number of nearly successful simulations are: k3, ±40%; k−3 and k−6, ±30%; k4 and k−4, ±20%; k5 and k−5, ±50%; and k6, ±15%.