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. 2010 May 5;98(9):2005–2013. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2009.12.4336

Figure 1.

Figure 1

(Top) Concentration profiles calculated from Lamm PDE solutions for species A (3.5 S, green) reversibly interacting with B (5 S, blue) to form transient complexes AB (6.5 S, gray), sedimenting at 60,000 rpm. Initially, cAtot(r,t = 0) = cBtot(r,t = 0) = KD, and shown are ck(r,t) at 5 min (dotted) and t = 100 min (solid lines). (Bottom) Experimentally, from the measured total signal, cAtot(r,t) + cBtot(r,t) could be easily determined an apparent velocity distribution g(s) ∼ dc/dr (dotted line), or the diffusion-deconvoluted sedimentation coefficient distribution c(s) (23) (dashed line). The asymptotic boundary dc^/ds from GJT is shown as a light gray bar, and the predictions from EPT are shown as red arrows (scaled to represent the relative signal amplitudes, assuming equal signal increments).