What ion or ions are required for PYC activity? What ion or ions inhibit PYC activity? Remember, Mg2+ is the control substance, and not expected to have any effect on the enzyme’s activity. The catalytic properties of the PYC enzyme were assessed following purification. Theactivity of the enzyme was assayed in the presence of ATP, pyruvate, bicarbonate andMg²+ ions (these latter ions were the control substance). In addition, the dependence ofthe enzyme on these various metabolites was tested by replacing them with similarcompounds. The activity of the enzyme in the presence of these various molecules isshown in the table.EffectorControlAvidinAlternate nucleotides replacing ATPAMPADPCTPGTPITPUTPNucleotides in addition to ATPAMP:t.ts otoplADPsaslyxochsoCTPmubiriqoriolusGTPITPUTP oid levurg ITA 10 soTricarboxylic acid cycle-related compoundsAcetyl-CoAAspartateGlutamatea-ketoglutarateDivalent cations replacing Mg²+Mn²2+2+Activity (% of control)1000alog gni0 You aob-non bas gainoitibbs 01.IS stugil msuld logosidilsos digwordt-om a besno OY9 ort104731069480105849195731746qodi 30 zoitisqoidnoitibeCoZn²+ shaving modto of bensquito esw nog diom oli meil Y1 to

The reaction catalyzed by pyruvate carboxylase (PYC) is given below. Pyruvate + HCO3- + ATP →Mg2+ ,…

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What ion or ions are required for PYC activity? What ion or ions inhibit PYC activity? Remember, Mg2+ is the control substance, and not expected to have any effect on the enzyme’s activity.

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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