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Even if degradation rates were not determined specifically for the serine integrases and their dimerized form, degradation rates of proteins in ''E. coli'' are available. We assume that the degradation rates of dimerized forms are two times higher than the degradation rates of monomers. Typically, d<sub>DBxb1</sub> = 2*d<sub>Bxb1</sub> To characterize integrases behavior, we focus on finding the parameters for dimerization and DNA-binding.
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Even if degradation rates were not determined specifically for the serine integrases and their dimerized form, degradation rates of proteins in ''E. coli'' are available. We assume that the degradation rates of dimerized forms are two times higher than the degradation rates of monomers. Typically, d<sub>DBxb1</sub> = 2*d<sub>Bxb1</sub> To characterize integrase behavior, we focus on finding the parameters for dimerization and DNA-binding.
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