The insulin receptоr (IR) is instrumentаl in regulаtiоn оf glucose homeostаsis. It is estimated that there are about 200,000 IR proteins on cell surfaces. Insulin has a high affinity for its receptor, with a reported dissociation constant (Kd) of 0.5 nM (nM = 10^-9 M). Blood insulin levels under fasting conditions are typically around 35 pmol/L (pico = 10^-12). All numbers are reported for standard temperatures of 25 °C and a standard pressure of 1 bar. Part A) What is the concentration of [IR]tot=? µmol/L in a atypical mammalian cell (including its membrane) with a volume of 2000 µm3 ? The prefix micro (µ) generally refers to 10^-6. Part B) What is the standard binding free energy
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