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One strategy used by enzymes to catalyse biochemical reactions is described belo...
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One strategy used by enzymes to catalyse biochemical reactions is described below.
A specific amino acid side chain in the active site of the enzyme can undergo a chemical reaction with a particular functional group on the substrate, giving rise to a covalent intermediate that later breaks down to release the product.
This catalysis strategy is called:
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