uni uni reaction (Hanes Woolf model without product - steady state assumption)

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uni uni reaction Hanes Woolf model without product via the steady state assumption, named after Barnet Woolf, Charles Samuel Hanes

Hanes Woolf equation (uni uni reaction without product - steady state assumption)	$\frac{c_{S}}{v_{0}} = \frac{1}{V_{m a x, f}} c_{S} + \frac{K_{S}}{V_{m a x, f}}$
	$K_{S}$ represents Michaelis constant substrate (uni uni reaction - steady state assumption)
	$V_{m a x, f}$ represents limiting reaction rate (uni uni reaction - forward)
	$c_{S}$ represents substrate concentration
	$v_{0}$ represents initial reaction rate

enzyme conservation	$c_{E_{0}} = c_{E} + c_{E X}$
	$c_{E X}$ represents complexed enzyme concentration
	$c_{E_{0}}$ represents enzyme concentration
	$c_{E}$ represents enzyme concentration

initial product concentration (uni uni reaction without product)	$c_{P} (t = 0) = 0$	initial condition
	$c_{P}$ represents product concentration
	$t$ represents time

initial substrate concentration (uni uni reaction)	$c_{S} (t = 0) = c_{S_{0}}$	initial condition
	$c_{S}$ represents substrate concentration
	$t$ represents time

law of mass action	$v = k \prod_{i = 1}^{n} c_{i}$
	$c_{i}$ represents concentration
	$k$ represents reaction rate constant
	$n$ represents molecularity
	$v$ represents reaction rate

mass balance	$δ_{t} + \nabla F = 0$

linear parameter estimation (uni uni reaction without product - Hanes Woolf model - steady state assumption)

steady state assumption

Studies on plant amylases	(invention)

Item	Property
initial reaction rate of uni uni reaction without product	modelled by
uni uni reaction (Michaelis Menten model without product - steady state assumption)	linearized by
uni uni reaction (ODE model)	specialized by

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