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IP3metabolism
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134_dephos
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145_dephos
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Reaction List for pathway 134_dephos (Pathway Number 165)

Kd is calculated only for second order reactions, like nA+nB <->nC or nA<->nC+nD, where n is number and A,B,C,D are molecules, where as for first order reactions Keq is calculated. Kd for higher order reactions is not considered.
  Name KfKbKdtauSubstrateProduct
1 1pase-off11.43
(s^-1)
0.0008
(uM^-1 s^-1)
Kd(cb) = 0.0001(uM)-ip1_1pase_cmplx
inositol
IP1_pase
  Kf = Vmax for Ins(1)P1-1phosphatase: Gee et al, Biochem J 249, 1988. Kb necessary as estimated from percent inositol backflux calculations. This contributes to maintain Ins(1)P1 at 10% of its actual pool.
2 1pase-on0.3572
(uM^-1 s^-1)
45.72
(s^-1)
Kd(bf) = 128.0005(uM)-IP1(1)
IP1_pase
ip1_1pase_cmplx
  Rates derived from Km for Ins(1)P1-1phosphatase: Gee et al, Biochem J 249; 1988.
3 IP1(3)_deg35
(s^-1)
0.336
(s^-1)
Keq = 0.0096(uM)0.028secIP1(3)
inositol
  Kf and Kb based on levels of Ins(3)P1. Kb necessary as energetics calculations show backflow from inositol to be significant.
4 ip1_syn0.11
(s^-1)
0
(s^-1)
--inositol
IP1(1)
  This rxn. maintains levels of Ins(1)P1 at 44 uM basal. Actually, 90% of Ins(1)P1 is generated from PtdIns degradation (Ackermann et al, Biochem J 242(2), 1987: 517-24) but for simplicity we use a back rxn. from Inositol to generate this conc.
5 IP_4pase-inact1
(uM^-1 s^-1)
19
(s^-1)
Kd(bf) = 19(uM)-IP_4pase
IP6
IP_4pase_inact
  from Norris et al, JBC 269; 1994


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