OH HNL CN R' + HCN One of the proposed mechanisms for this enzyme is shown in the scheme below. His235 Ser80 His235 Asp207 Sor0 O--H-N N -Thr" Asp207. O-H-N Thr" H. (a) Lys?3O NH3 Lys236 NH3 (d) NEC- OH HCN H20 H20

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