Question 1 Enzymes are proteins that catalyze energetically unfavorable chemical reactions. The area in the enzyme where the reactions occur is called the active site. The active site often contains charged versions of amino acids, such as tyrosine and histidine. For the charged amino acid given, draw ALL reasonable resonance structures and identify the major contributor. HO. NH2 HO Tyrosine (neutral) Answer 1 но но но но NH2 NH2 NH2 NH2 Major

Question 1 Enzymes are proteins that catalyze energetically unfavorable chemical reactions. The area in the enzyme where the reactions occur is called the active site. The active site often contains charged versions of amino acids, such as tyrosine and histidine. For the charged amino acid given, draw ALL reasonable resonance structures and identify the major contributor. HO. NH2 HO Tyrosine (neutral) Answer 1 но но но но NH2 NH2 NH2 NH2 Major

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