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Chemical Biology Fundamentals

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This lecture introduces the fundamentals of chemical biology, focusing on reversible inhibition mechanisms, dissociation constants, and enzyme kinetics. It covers topics such as competitive and noncompetitive inhibition, enzyme-substrate interactions, and the design of sensors for dynamic association. The importance of understanding enzyme Km values and the impact of substrate concentrations on enzyme activity are also discussed.

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