Designing a Custom Enzyme4 months ago
Overview | 1. Searching for my enzyme | 1.1 Recommendations for searching | 1.2 Taxonomic classifications | 1.3 Forms of Rubisco | 2. Kinetics | 2.1 I have measured the kinetics for my enzyme (or there's a study not in the database) | 2.1.1 new_enzyme() Arguments | 2.2 There are multiple complete studies for my enzyme | 2.2.1 merge_entries() arguments | 2.3 All kinetics for my enzyme have been measured, but not in the same study | 2.4 Some of the kinetics for my enzyme have been measured | 2.4.1 Other members of the genus have been measured | 2.4.2 Other members of the taxonomic group or Rubisco form have been measured | 2.5 None of the kinetics for my enzyme have been measured | 2.6 Some of the kinetics for my Rubisco form are not measured | 3. Temperature Dependences | 3.1 I have measured the temperature dependences for my enzyme | 3.1.1 new_DHScale() Arguments | 3.2 All temperature dependences for my enzyme have been measured, but not in the same study | 3.3 Some of the temperature dependences for my enzyme have been measured | 3.3.1 Other members of the genus have been measured | 3.3.2 Other members of the taxonomic group or Rubisco form have been measured | 3.4 None of the temperature dependences for my enzyme/taxonomic group/form have been measured | 3.4.1 Some of the temperature dependences for my form of Rubisco have never been measured | 3.4.2 None of the temperature dependences have been measured for my form of Rubisco | 4. Adding an appropriate PGS pathway | 5. How we constructed the averages and composites | 5.1 Composite kinetics entries for model enzymes | 5.2 Average kinetics for Rubisco forms and taxonomic groups | 5.3 Average temperature dependence scales for Rubisco forms and taxonomic groups
rbcmodel 1.0.1Kaitlin Harrison custom-enzyme.Rmd