1) Provide a stepwise, arrow-pushing mechanism for the following transformation. You may use general acidand base as necessary. Feel free to abbreviate structures as needed.مسلسلندSCOALyaseTPPmos مسلسلندH+H요SCOA

The reaction in question involves a lysis reaction catalyzed by a lyase enzyme using the coenzyme…

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Provide a stepwise, arrow-pushing mechanism for the following transformation. You may use general acid and base as necessary. Feel free to abbreviate structures as needed. Lyase SCOA TPP OH H + H SCOA