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Measuring the invisible: exploiting a two-substrate two-product equilibrium to determine the decomposition rate of one of the products
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Measuring the invisible: exploiting a two-substrate two-product equilibrium to determine the decomposition rate of one of the products
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Robert's Farm of Ideas: 7 -- Measuring the invisible
This idea in short
When a compound, which is unobservable by analytical means, decays/decomposes, one can still determine its decomposition rate by measuring an equilibrium involving this compound. Exemplarily, a two-substrate two-product equilibrium, in this case nucleoside phosphorolysis (nucleoside + phosphate = nucleobase + pentose-1-phosphate) can be used to determine the decomposition rate of one of the products (pentose-1-phosphate).
On the theoretical side, this idea is about generalizing the kinetic vs equilibrium effect, and demonstrating on which scales of equilibrium constants this process works.
On the applied / wet-lab side, a result using this idea is already published (for ribose-1-phosphate) in https://doi.org/10.1002/cphc.202000901
A dataset to write a publication about (for 2'-deoxyribose-1-phosphate) is at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3572070
Sounds great, but...
You are interested in this topic? But the idea is gibberish and incomplete, or non-sense? Well, you're probably right!
All of this is work in progress -- I would be very happy if you get in touch so we can improve this!
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You are free to use this idea in whatever way you like. I put this material under CC-BY license, just to make it legally clear, but: "Gedanken sind frei" (ideas are free) -- I don't expect them to be protectable anyway.
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If you are faster in developing them, I am happy with you and for the world! :) Just to avoid me having spend time on something you already realized then, I would be grateful for a short letting-me-know email.
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