Given the active site drawn below, what would you expect to happen to the acidity of the Kresidue?The pK₂ will decrease due to charge repulsionThe pK₂ will increase due to charge repulsionThe pka will remain unchangedThe pK₂ will decrease due to charge stabilizationThe pka will increase due to charge stabilization

The active site of the given compound contains positively charged amine and a carboxylic acid. It is…

Given the active site drawn below, what would you expect to happen to the acidity of the K residue? The pka will decrease due to charge repulsion The pka will increase due to charge repulsion The pka will remain unchanged The pka will decrease due to charge stabilization The pK₂ will increase due to charge stabilization

Given the active site drawn below, what would you expect to happen to the acidity of the K residue? The pka will decrease due to charge repulsion The pka will increase due to charge repulsion The pka will remain unchanged The pka will decrease due to charge stabilization The pK₂ will increase due to charge stabilization

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