P9.5: The reaction below is an early step in the synthesis of tyvelose, a sugar found on the surface of some pathogenic bacteria. Notice that CTP plays the role of the phosphate group donor in this case, rather than ATP. OH OH СТР ? Но Но Но HO Но НО OP ОCDP

P9.5: The reaction below is an early step in the synthesis of tyvelose, a sugar found on the surface of some pathogenic bacteria. Notice that CTP plays the role of the phosphate group donor in this case, rather than ATP. OH OH СТР ? Но Но Но HO Но НО OP ОCDP

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P9.5: The reaction below is an early step in the synthesis of tyvelose, a sugar found on the surface of some pathogenic bacteria. Notice that CTP plays the
role of the phosphate group donor in this case, rather than ATP.
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СТР
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Но
НО
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Но
Но
OP
ОCDP
Draw a mechanism for the reaction, and indicate the second product that is released by the enzyme. (J. Biol. Chem. 2005, 280, 10774)

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