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Published in final edited form as: Colloids Surf B Biointerfaces. 1995 Mar 8;4(2):65–75. doi: 10.1016/0927-7765(94)01150-4

Table 2.

Summary of parameters obtained by fitting the experimental FITC–RNase desorption kinetics to the two adsorbed protein populations model (Eq. (4))a

Parameter 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
θ 23° 34° 41° 46° 23° 34° 41° 46°


Ionic strength, 0.0185 M; pH 7.0 Ionic strength, 0.1185 M; pH 7.0
koffa(s1)
      0.0157       0.0144       0.0147       0.0143       0.0136       0.0314       0.0299       0.0291       0.0294       0.0277
koffb(s1)
      0.000684       0.000658       0.000655       0.000602       0.000558       0.00127       0.00111       0.00093       0.00081       0.00064
Γ0a(counts s1)
b
2036 1840 1832 1786 1969 3596 3121 2865 2668 2637
Γ0b(counts s1)
b
2547 2210 2299 2324 2591 1227 1126 1238 1381 1724
ln 2/koffa(min)
      0.7364       0.8010       0.7847       0.8070       0.8515       0.368       0.386       0.397       0.394       0.417
ln 2/koffb(min)
    16.88     17.55     17.65     19.19     20.71       8.26       9.45     11.28     12.94     17.66
Γ0a/(Γ0a+Γ0b)
c
      0.444       0.454       0.444       0.435       0.432       0.746       0.735       0.698       0.659       0.605
Γ0b/(Γ0a+Γ0b)
d
      0.556       0.546       0.557       0.566       0.568       0.254       0.265       0.302       0.341       0.395
R       0.9946       0.9945       0.9945       0.9933       0.9905       0.9945       0.9943       0.9929       0.9921       0.9557
a

Water contact angles are given for positions 1–5 indicated in Fig. 3.

b

Fluorescence intensity at the onset of the desorption process.

c

Fraction of total RNase population that will desorb with the faster rate.

d

Fraction of total RNase population that will desorb with the slower rate.