The enzyme enolase has a permanently bound Mg2+ ion in its active site. To the below is aschematic of the enzyme active site bound to an intermediate of the reaction. Which of thefollowing are true? (Pick two.)PO32-НMg2C C HHOFavorable electrostatic interactions (dashed blue lines) between Mg2+ and the intermediate increase(make it more positive) the AG of the reaction.Favorable electrostatic interactions (dashed blue lines) between Mg2+ and the intermediate decrease(make it more negative) the AG of the reaction.Favorable electrostatic interactions between Mg2+ and the intermediate decrease the rate constant, k,of the reaction, decreasing the rate of the reaction.Favorable electrostatic interactions between Mg2+ and the intermediate increase the rate constant, k,of the reaction, increasing the rate of the reaction.

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