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Membrane biophysics

the model that a transporter exposes its binding site to only one side of the membrane at a time, switching between outward and inward states.

In membrane biophysics, alternating access model refers to the model that a transporter exposes its binding site to only one side of the membrane at a time, switching between outward and inward states. This meaning comes from Jardetzky (1966) in Nature.[1]

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References

Jardetzky, O. (1966). Simple Allosteric Model for Membrane Pumps. Nature, 211(5052), 969-970. https://doi.org/10.1038/211969a0

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