QUESTION 2 Below is diagram of a part of the reaction mechanism of the enzyme Aldolase. The first structure shows the ES complex with the substrate (fructose-1,6-bisphosphate) bound to the enzyme's substrate binding site. The second structure shows one of the intermediates of the reaction mechanism interacting with the enzyme active site. The enzyme is shown as a the wavy line around the perimeter. Parts of amino acid side chains key to the reaction mechanism are shown interacting with the substrate and intermediate. Use these structures to answer the following questions: HO CH₂ -CH HC -OH HC H₂C :0 E-S Complex -OH OPO, +H₂N- N S57 2K119 H224 H₂O -20₂PO НО CH₂ -CH HC O HC- -OH H₂C E-TS Complex OPO₂-2 *HN- K119 S57 H224 What type of catalytic strategy is the lysine involved in? What type of catalytic strategy is the histidine involved in? What type of catalytic strategy is the serine involved in? Which amino acid accounts for the fact that this enzyme is specific for fructose-1,6-phosphate and not fructose? Which mutation could potentially replace H224 and still retain activity? Acid/Base Catalysis Covalent Catalysis Metal Catalysis Proximity/Orientation Effect Transition State Stabilization lysine histidine serine H224F H224E H224N

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QUESTION 2
Below is diagram of a part of the reaction mechanism of the enzyme Aldolase.
The first structure shows the ES complex with the substrate (fructose-1,6-bisphosphate) bound to the enzyme's substrate binding site.
The second structure shows one of the intermediates of the reaction mechanism interacting with the enzyme active site.
The enzyme is shown as a the wavy line around the perimeter.
Parts of amino acid side chains key to the reaction mechanism are shown interacting with the substrate and intermediate.
Use these structures to answer the following questions:
-20 PO
CH₂
HỌ—CH
HC
HC
H₂C
-OH
E-S Complex
OH
OPO3
H₂N-
S57
K119
H224
H₂O
-20₂PO
CH₂
H
HO-
-CH
HC O
HC -OH
H₂C
E-TS Complex
OPO₂
*HN-
K119
S57
H224
What type of catalytic strategy is the lysine involved in?
What type of catalytic strategy is the histidine involved in?
What type of catalytic strategy is the serine involved in?
Which amino acid accounts for the fact that this enzyme is specific for fructose-1,6-phosphate and not fructose?
Which mutation could potentially replace H224 and still retain activity?
Acid/Base Catalysis
Covalent Catalysis
Metal Catalysis
Proximity/Orientation Effect
Transition State Stabilization
lysine
histidine
serine
H224F
H224E
H224N
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2 Below is diagram of a part of the reaction mechanism of the enzyme Aldolase. The first structure shows the ES complex with the substrate (fructose-1,6-bisphosphate) bound to the enzyme's substrate binding site. The second structure shows one of the intermediates of the reaction mechanism interacting with the enzyme active site. The enzyme is shown as a the wavy line around the perimeter. Parts of amino acid side chains key to the reaction mechanism are shown interacting with the substrate and intermediate. Use these structures to answer the following questions: -20 PO CH₂ HỌ—CH HC HC H₂C -OH E-S Complex OH OPO3 H₂N- S57 K119 H224 H₂O -20₂PO CH₂ H HO- -CH HC O HC -OH H₂C E-TS Complex OPO₂ *HN- K119 S57 H224 What type of catalytic strategy is the lysine involved in? What type of catalytic strategy is the histidine involved in? What type of catalytic strategy is the serine involved in? Which amino acid accounts for the fact that this enzyme is specific for fructose-1,6-phosphate and not fructose? Which mutation could potentially replace H224 and still retain activity? Acid/Base Catalysis Covalent Catalysis Metal Catalysis Proximity/Orientation Effect Transition State Stabilization lysine histidine serine H224F H224E H224N
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