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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Mar 19.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2013 Mar 8;52(11):1858–1873. doi: 10.1021/bi3015696

Figure 4.

Figure 4

a. The dependence of the DnaT fluorescence anisotropy upon the total DnaT monomer concentration (λex = 296 nm, λem = 347 nm) in buffer C (pH 7.0), recorded at different temperature: Inline graphic 20°C, Inline graphic 25°C, Inline graphic 30°C, and Inline graphic 35°C. The solid lines are the nonlinear least-squares fits of the titration curves, using the trimer model described by eqs. 3 - 7 (accompanying paper). b. The dependence of the DnaT fluorescence anisotropy upon the total DnaT monomer concentration (λex = 296 nm, λem = 347 nm) in buffer C (pH 7.0), containing 0.1 mM EDTA and no magnesium, recorded at different temperature: Inline graphic 20°C, Inline graphic 25°C, Inline graphic 30°C, and Inline graphic 35°C. The solid lines are the nonlinear least-squares fits of the titration curves, using the trimer model described by eqs. 3 - 7 (accompanying paper). c. The dependences of the trimerization constant, KT, upon the reciprocal of temperature (Kelvin) (van’t Hoff plot), in the presence Inline graphic and absence Inline graphic of magnesium. The solid lines are linear least-squares fits to the van’t Hoff equation (details in text).