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When considering the ordinary reaction, after reacting with a single enzyme the transformed substrate could need an enzyme that is further away of it to become our wanted product. This idea led us to demonstrate with a mathematical model that, by having more enzymes scaffolded, substrates could be transformed faster to the last product. To see if this was a beneficial approach and if it really does speed the reaction up, we did a stochastic model of this with python.
What we have assumed and why and how they affect.
Our awesome results!
Here talk about what the results actually say, containing restrictions
