Abstract

Experimental approaches to detect, measure, and quantify protein–ligand binding, along with their theoretical bases, are described. A range of methods for detection of protein–ligand interactions is summarized. Specific protocols are provided for a nonequilibrium procedure pull-down assay, for an equilibrium direct binding method and its modification into a competition-based measurement and for steady-state measurements based on the effects of ligands on enzyme catalysis

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