Chemistry: 1) SAM reacts with nucleophiles in an SN2-like reaction in our body for a variety of important biosynthetic reactions. Below on the molecule of SAM, please circle and label which part of the molecule would act as the electrophile, and which part of the molecule is the leaving group. (5 pts) HO NH2 NH2 N N CH 3 N Z -S: + 'OH OH S-Adenosyl methionine

Chemistry: 1) SAM reacts with nucleophiles in an SN2-like reaction in our body for a variety of important biosynthetic reactions. Below on the molecule of SAM, please circle and label which part of the molecule would act as the electrophile, and which part of the molecule is the leaving group. (5 pts) HO NH2 NH2 N N CH 3 N Z -S: + 'OH OH S-Adenosyl methionine

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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