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Multiscale Modeling of Enzymatic Efficiency in Multienzyme Complex: Effect of Interenzyme Distance, Crowding Effect and Side Reactions
Molecular association is one of the most fundamental principles of chemistry and biology. Biomolecular complexes need to colocalize sequential catalytic and chemical processes such that the intermediates are precisely positioned to diffuse efficiently. The relative distance and orientation between t
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