Which of the following events occurs in the mechanism of methylmalonyl CoA mutase? exchange of a methyl group and migration of the -CO-S-COA from C-2 to a sulfate group water-induced migration of a methyl group exchange of a hydrogen and migration of the -CO-S-COA from C-2 to a methyl group heterolytic cleavage of a carbon-cobalt bond

Which of the following events occurs in the mechanism of methylmalonyl CoA mutase? exchange of a methyl group and migration of the -CO-S-COA from C-2 to a sulfate group water-induced migration of a methyl group exchange of a hydrogen and migration of the -CO-S-COA from C-2 to a methyl group heterolytic cleavage of a carbon-cobalt bond

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Chapter29: The Organic Chemistry Of Metabolic Pathways

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