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Negative slope in Scatchard plot indicates

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Because the Scatchard slope equals –1/Kd, the negative sign is an intrinsic feature of the plot for any saturable binding interaction. The absolute magnitude of the slope is the reciprocal of Kd and therefore reports affinity. A larger absolute value of the negative slope indicates higher affinity. The sign itself does not convey additional information beyond the inverse relationship with the dissociation constant.

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