Biology, asked by rpkc7814, 1 year ago

For the enzyme enolase, the substrate is
A) Succinic acid
B) 2 PGA
C) PEP
D) Fumaric acid

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Answered by Anonymous
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▫ Enolase is an evolutionarily conserved enzyme that plays a key role in energy production through glycolysis.

▪Enolase was broad substrate specificity.

▫Enolase also called 2-phospho -D-glycerate hydrolase or 2-phosphoglycerate dehydratase, is a key enzyme in glycolysis.

▪Arginine also plays an important role in the association of enolase monomers to the dimeric structure of the native enzyme

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For the enzyme enolase, the substrate is

A) Succinic acid

B) 2 PGA✔✔

C) PEP

D) Fumaric acid

THANKS...❗❗

Answered by DreamySoul
0

Answer:

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▫ Enolase is an evolutionarily conserved enzyme that plays a key role in energy production through glycolysis.

▪Enolase was broad substrate specificity.

▫Enolase also called 2-phospho -D-glycerate hydrolase or 2-phosphoglycerate dehydratase, is a key enzyme in glycolysis.

▪Arginine also plays an important role in the association of enolase monomers to the dimeric structure of the native enzyme

===≠===≠===≠===≠===≠===≠

For the enzyme enolase, the substrate is

A) Succinic acid

B) 2 PGA✔✔

C) PEP

D) Fumaric acid

THANKS...❗❗

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