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. 2013 Jun 27;8(6):e66590. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066590

Figure 2. Model in which protein Inline graphic increases the association rate of protein Inline graphic. Inline graphic and Inline graphic from bottom to top curve.

Figure 2

A) Inline graphic. Solid lines are for protein Inline graphic, the dotted line is for protein Inline graphic, and the dashed lines are used for estimating the order of magnitude of the rate constants from the curves, giving Inline graphic for the steepest curve, and Inline graphic and Inline graphic for the slowest curve. Depending on the parameters the curves show an increasing slope at the beginning. B) same parameters as in A) except Inline graphic. The curves always show an increasing slope at the beginning, which helps distinguishing this case from the one shown in Figure 2A. Additionally, for large values of Inline graphic the recruitment curves of Inline graphic resemble the recruitment curve of Inline graphic, which is not the case if Inline graphic.