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Published in final edited form as: J Phys Chem B. 2016 May 9;120(26):6306–6318. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpcb.6b02768

The time-dependence of assembly is compared between the ‘No Allostery’ (solid lines) and ‘Induced Fit’ (dashed lines) cases for c₀ = 20μM. (A) The fraction capsid is shown for indicated initial subunit concentrations. (B) The early time course of assembly is shown for both cases at c₀ = 20μM, showing that ‘Induced Fit’ exhibits a sharper take off at the end of the lag phase in comparison to ‘No Allostery’.

The time-dependence of assembly is compared between the ‘No Allostery’ (solid lines) and ‘Induced Fit’ (dashed lines) cases for c₀ = 20μM. (A) The fraction capsid is shown for indicated initial subunit concentrations. (B) The early time course of assembly is shown for both cases at c₀ = 20μM, showing that ‘Induced Fit’ exhibits a sharper take off at the end of the lag phase in comparison to ‘No Allostery’.