What is the expected result if the enzyme monoamine oxidase is treated with the substrate analog named N,N-dimethylpropargylamine? H3C `N CH3 N,N-dimethylpropargyl The product propargyl aldehyde (H-CEC-CH=O) will be formed and released. The product propargyl alcohol (H-CEC-CH₂-OH will be formed and released. The enzyme will be rapidly and covalently (irreversibly) inhibited. The enzyme will be reversibly and competitively inhibited in the presence of this substrate analog. a. b. C. monoamine oxidase d. MAO + O₂ amine

What is the expected result if the enzyme monoamine oxidase is treated with the substrate analog named N,N-dimethylpropargylamine? H3C `N CH3 N,N-dimethylpropargyl The product propargyl aldehyde (H-CEC-CH=O) will be formed and released. The product propargyl alcohol (H-CEC-CH₂-OH will be formed and released. The enzyme will be rapidly and covalently (irreversibly) inhibited. The enzyme will be reversibly and competitively inhibited in the presence of this substrate analog. a. b. C. monoamine oxidase d. MAO + O₂ amine

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