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9 Sep 1998: Thecurves were fitted to a single exponential equationa exp(–kt) 1 c, from which the apparent initial rates(–ka) were extracted.

29 Nov 1999: KNAPP, . Department of Social Anthropology. ProfessorsC. HUMPHREY, KA. D. J. ... MACFARLANE, KA. M. STRATHERN, G. University LecturersL. E. A. HOWE, DARS.

15 Mar 2000: ELLISON, L. A. KNAPP, . Department of Social Anthropology. ProfessorsC. HUMPHREY, KA. ... D. J. MACFARLANE, KA. M. STRATHERN, G. University LecturersL. E. A.

6 Oct 2000: G. LUNN,  Aug. . Department of Social Anthropology. ProfessorsC. HUMPHREY, KA. ... D. J. MACFARLANE, KA. M. STRATHERN, G. University LecturersS. B. BAYLY, CHR, M.

6 Mar 2001: A. D. J. MACFARLANE, KA. M. STRATHERN, G. University LecturersS. B. ... W. LOKE, KA. C. MINSON, WJ. TROWSDALEA. H. WYLLIE, JN, Head of Department, .

2 Nov 2001: ProfessorsV. P. COLLINSA. COOKE, KY. W. LOKE, KA. C. MINSON, WJ.

19 Apr 2002: tide linker had little or no effect on its ability to bindstate affinity measurements to estimate on rate (ka), offrate (kd), and affinity (KA ka/kd) constants by measuring Scc1 (Figure ... dissociation rate constants (ka and kd, respectively) are

5 Jul 2002: Dill KA, Chan HS. From Levinthal to pathways to funnels. Nat Struc Biol.

12 Oct 2002: The enhanced membrane afnity of the p47phox-PXdomain due to 3 mol% PtdIns(3,4)P2 is almost entirely dueto a decrease in the kd, with the ka remaining nearlyconstant. ... Phosphoinositide ka (M1 s1) kd (s. 1) Kd (M) Fold increase in Kda.

11 Dec 2002: FAWCETT, KD. T. FEARON, TJ. S. H. GASTON, EDJ. R. HODGES, KA.

9 Jan 2003: Titration curves were fitted to the data using the ORIGINprogram (MicroCal, Inc.) yielding the stoichiometry N, the binary equilib-rium constant KA ( KD 1) and the enthalpy of binding.

21 Mar 2003: 740 Research Paper. Calcium triggers calcineurin-dependent synaptic vesicle recyclingin mammalian nerve terminalsBruno Marks and Harvey T. McMahon. Background: Following exocytosis at the synapse, synaptic vesiclecomponents are recovered by

16 Jul 2003: smaller ka) but prolonged its membrane residence by3-fold (i.e. smaller kd). ... Proteins ka kd kdFold increase. in Kda. M 1 s 1 s 1 M.

21 Nov 2003: S. H. GASTON, EDJ. R. HODGES, KA. M. L. LEVER, PETD.

27 Feb 2004: L. R EV. 1 1 3 9 ( 1 99 9 ); Ka thl een El lis, Net.

1 May 2004: Cell Biol.13:55–60. 36. Erickson HP, Taylor DW, Taylor KA,Bramhill D. 1996.

2 Nov 2004: PA RT IChancellor: H.R.H. The Prince PHILIP, Duke of Edinburgh, TVice-Chancellor: 2003, Prof. ALISON FETTES RICHARD, N, 2010. Deputy Vice-Chancellors: for 2004–2005: ANNE MARY LONSDALE, NH, ONORA SYLVIA O’NEILL, N, GORDONJOHNSON, W, the

8 Nov 2004: Protection from cytosolic prion protein toxicityby modulation of protein translocation. Neena S Rane, Jesse L Yonkovich andRamanujan S Hegde. Cell Biology and Metabolism Branch, NICHD, National Institutesof Health, Bethesda, MD, USA. Failure to

23 Nov 2004: fitted to the data using the ORIGIN program supplied by themanufacturer yielding the stoichiometry N, the binary equilibrium constant Ka (= Kd-1)and the enthalpy of binding. ... Peptide binding to a-adaptin wild-type appendagePeptide Sequence Kd(mM)

17 Jun 2005: XR r 1)2 4XR)1/2)) V, with XR = [LT]/[MT] and r = 1/KA[MT](Wiseman et al., 1989). ... This fit optimizes parameters of stoichiom-etry (N), association constant (KA), and the enthalpy of binding (H).The dissociation constant (KD) is the inverse of KA.