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. 2010 Apr 21;98(8):1589–1597. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2009.12.4323

Table 2.

The parameters k+/k and koff calculated for nanoparticles and KIF1A

Charged nanoparticle
KIF1A
Q k+/k koff (s−1) τdur (ms) τA (ms)§ Diffusion length (nm) No. of lysine in K-loop k+/k koff (s−1)∗∗ τdur (ms)†† τA (ms)‡‡ Diffusion length (nm)
13 0.273 58.4 63 17.1 227 1 0.0015 3333 200 0.3 93
15 0.223 45.9 98 21.8 256 2 0.0015 1481 450 0.7 140
24 0.091 15.6 707 64.1 439 4 0.0015 635 1050 1.6 214
26 0.074 12.3 1098 81.5 495 6 0.0015 95 7000 10.5 553
32 0.041 6.0 4109 167.5 709
42 0.015 1.8 37084 556.1 1292

k+/keQΔE1/kBT, where ΔE1 = 0.1 kBT.

koffτ001eQ(ΔE2ΔE1)/kBT, where ΔE2–ΔE1 = 0.12 kBT and τ00 = 3.6 ms.

τdur1=τ001eQΔE2/kBT, where ΔE2 = 0.22 kBT, τ00 = 3.6 ms.

§

τA = koff−1.

Diffusion length was estimated as (D0τA)1/2, where D0 = 3 μm2/s and 28 μm2/s for nanoparticle and KIF1A, respectively.

k+/keΔE1/kBT, where ΔE1 = 6.5 kBT. See Appendix B for detail.

∗∗

koff = τA−1.

††

Numbers taken from Fig. 3B in Okada and Hirokawa (14).

‡‡

τA=τdure6.5.