Plz asap with respect to above data MODEL 1:1.His1196.His119HCH6 онO-P-O-HCHSubstrateCOHCHOO-P-OOH+H₂N.O OHCHHis12Lys(A) 41H₂NHis12Lys41EnzymeHis1195.His119NOTES:His12, Lys41, and His119 are key amino acidresidues of the active site (enlarged in boxesbelow), which is a small part of the enzyme.The substrate is RNA (ribonucleic acid).11+.REACTION MECHANISM2..●Phosphorus (P) is most stable with 5 bonds andhas about the same electronegativity as C and H.This enzyme "catalyzes" the reaction shown.OIHCHO-POHN.HCHO OHOHCHOOO=P-OOHHis12LysA 41HNAH₂N:His12Lys413.His1194.His119HCHHOHCHO OH1HCHO0=+H₂N.0-HHis12A 41H₂N.His1241 In panel 1, find two different types of molecular interactions that help attract and hold thesubstrate in the enzyme's active site. (Choose from hydrophobic interactions, covalentbonds, hydrogen bonds, and ionic bonds.) Write the name of each interaction and draw anexample of the atoms/groups of atoms involved in the boxes below:6. In panel 2:a. Which atom has an unusual number of bonds?b. Is the AG going from panel 1 to panel 2 positive or negative?7. Think about the enzyme's role in the reaction mechanism:a. What is the "job" of the two histidine (His) R-groups?b. What is the "job" of the lysine (Lys) R-group?8. Compare the conformation of the R-groups of the active site between panels 1 and 6.a. Are the R-groups in the active site same or different?b. Can the enzyme catalyze another reaction after it completes this one? Why?

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MODEL 1: 1. His 119 6. His 119 CH O-P-O- 01 HCHO HCH Substrate O-P-O OH +H₂N OOH CH H₂N. His 12 $ His 12 Lys 41 Enzyme His 119 5. NOTES: REACTION MECHANISM 2. His 119 His12, Lys41, and His119 are key amino acid residues of the active site (enlarged in boxes below), which is a small part of the enzyme. . The substrate is RNA (ribonucleic acid). Phosphorus (P) is most stable with 5 bonds and has about the same electronegativity as C and H. • This enzyme "catalyzes" the reaction shown. . HCH O O-POHN. O HCH O O OH O HCH O-P-O OH 0.0 HN +H₂N His 12 Lys A 41 His 12 Lys 41 3. His 119 4. 119 HCH 8 HO HCH O OH HCHO 0= 0_H O HVE H₂N. His 12 A 41 H₂N. His 12 Lys

MODEL 1: 1. His 119 6. His 119 CH O-P-O- 01 HCHO HCH Substrate O-P-O OH +H₂N OOH CH H₂N. His 12 $ His 12 Lys 41 Enzyme His 119 5. NOTES: REACTION MECHANISM 2. His 119 His12, Lys41, and His119 are key amino acid residues of the active site (enlarged in boxes below), which is a small part of the enzyme. . The substrate is RNA (ribonucleic acid). Phosphorus (P) is most stable with 5 bonds and has about the same electronegativity as C and H. • This enzyme "catalyzes" the reaction shown. . HCH O O-POHN. O HCH O O OH O HCH O-P-O OH 0.0 HN +H₂N His 12 Lys A 41 His 12 Lys 41 3. His 119 4. 119 HCH 8 HO HCH O OH HCHO 0= 0_H O HVE H₂N. His 12 A 41 H₂N. His 12 Lys

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