Chapter 8, Problem 4P

Summary Introduction

To examine: Whether the statement, “To judge the biological importance of an interaction between protein A and protein B, we need to know quantitative details about their concentrations, affinities, and kinetic behaviors” is true or false.

Concept introduction:

Protein-protein interactions are the physical constants of higher specificity made between two or more protein molecules. Many are physical contacts with molecular associations between chains that composed in a cell or in a living organism in particular biomolecular elements. In biological bases proteins sometimes act alone as per their functions tends to be controlled.