What are the two aspects of the critical concentration that were discussed in lecture that relate to whether or not actin filaments will form in a reaction and to reactions at steady state that contain both monomers and filaments?

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Frankie Finley

4 February, 06:43

What are the two aspects of the critical concentration that were discussed in lecture that relate to whether or not actin filaments will form in a reaction and to reactions at steady state that contain both monomers and filaments?

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Lewis Zimmerman · Answer 1

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the two aspects of the critical concentration are

- With respect to whether or not filaments will form in a reaction they will only form if the starting concentration of g-actin is above the critical concentration.

-With respect to reaction that contain both monomer and filaments at equilibrium, the concentration of monomer will be equla to the critical concentration.