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| The second binding constant can be due to hydrophobic interaction between the nonpolar part of the peptide and the core of the lipid bilayer or due to aggregation of the peptide on the membrane. The information obtained can be analyzed by nonlinear least-squares curve fitting to yield the binding constants of these interactions. These human monoclonal antibodies had affinity levels suitable for therapeutic use with their binding constants reaching 10(10) M(-1). |
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