The highest energy point of the serine protease reaction is the formation of the tetrahedral oxyanion intermediate on the original carbonyl carbon of the scissile peptide bond. True or False? DIPF is an irreversible inhibitor of serine proteases. True or False? The acyl-enzyme intermediate is the transition state of the reaction. True or False? Serine proteases are classified as isomerases. True or False?
The highest energy point of the serine protease reaction is the formation of the tetrahedral oxyanion intermediate on the original carbonyl carbon of the scissile peptide bond. True or False?
DIPF is an irreversible inhibitor of serine proteases. True or False?
The acyl-enzyme intermediate is the transition state of the reaction. True or False?
Serine proteases are classified as isomerases. True or False?
The serine protease reaction is a chemical reaction in which the enzyme breaks the peptide bond between the amino acid residue serine and proteins such as chymotrypsin and trypsin.
Inhibition is a reaction in which a substance binds with a specific group of amino acid residue present at the active site of the enzyme. The substance that binds and inhibits the enzyme activity is called an inhibitor. If the inhibition cannot be reversed, it is known as irreversible inhibition.
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