A dimeric binding protein has a KD1 of 50 nM and a Hill coefficient of 1.4. What is the fraction of the protein that has ligand bound at 17 nM concentration of ligand? A dimeric binding protein has a KD₁ of 50 nM and a Hill coefficient of 1.4. What is thefraction of the protein that has ligand bound at 17 nM concentration of ligand?

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A dimeric binding protein has a KD1 of 50 nM and a Hill coefficient of 1.4. What is the fraction of the protein that has ligand bound at 17 nM concentration of ligand?

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fraction of the protein that has ligand bound at 17 nM concentration of ligand?

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