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When is it favorable to do two-step or one-pot coupled enzyme reactions?

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When is it favorable to do two-step or one-pot coupled enzyme reactions?

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Robert's Farm of Ideas: 6 -- Breakeven point of coupled enzyme reactions

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This idea in short

Depending on the equilibrium constants and the desired conversions, it is (theoretically) more favorable to perform an coupled enzyme reaction of form

AB + X = B + AX AX + C = AC + X

in two steps (i.e. AB + X = B + AX, with workup of AX, and subsequent AX + C = AC + X reaction), or in one pot (as above).

This idea is about outlining when this point is reached for an arbitrary combination of reactions.

Sounds great, but...

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