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Biochemistry

stepwise binding equation for a multisite protein with a separate constant for each ligand, first written for oxygen binding to hemoglobin.

In biochemistry, Adair equation refers to stepwise binding equation for a multisite protein with a separate constant for each ligand, first written for oxygen binding to hemoglobin. This meaning comes from Adair (1925) in Journal of Biological Chemistry.[1]

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References

Adair, G. S., Bock, A. V., & Field, H. (1925). The Hemoglobin System. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 63(2), 499-501. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0021-9258(18)85014-1

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