# Team:Aberdeen Scotland/Modeling/Assay

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We have looked at a simple model, which can be illustrated by the following equations:

We have looked at a simple model, which can be illustrated by the following equations:

- $$\frac{d[A-a]}{dt}=k_a[A][a] +$$\frac{d[A-a]}{dt}=k_a[A][a] \n - \frac{d[A]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a] + \frac{d[A]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a] \n \frac{d[a]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a]$$\frac{d[a]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a]$$

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# Assay Model

A crucial part of the assay is the antibody-to-antigen binding. In this section we try to analyse its behaviour and try to determine if the system is going to have the appropriate amount of sensitivity.

We have looked at a simple model, which can be illustrated by the following equations:

$$\frac{d[A-a]}{dt}=k_a[A][a] \n \frac{d[A]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a] \n \frac{d[a]}{dt}=-k_a[A][a]$$

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