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780 Chapter 24

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15.

pyruvate

alanine

CH

3

CH O

transamination

NH

3

+

_

C

O

CH

3

C O

_

C

O

O

16.

Protonated histidine

(p

K

a

=

6.0)

is not strong enough an acid to fully protonate the OH group to make it

a good leaving group (H

2

O) that would be able to leave in the first step of the elimination reaction, which

is required for an E1 reaction. Therefore, it is an E2 reaction with protonated histidine acting as a general-

acid catalyst to protonate the OH group as it departs.

17.

a secondary alcohol

18.

citrate and isocitrate (and the alkene intermediate generated during the conversion of citrate to isocitrate)

19.

_

O CH

C

O

C

O

2

CH

2

20.

S SH

O

R

C

R = OOCCH

2

CH

2

C C

O

O

R

OH

R

ʹʹ

C

S

+

CR

OH

R

ʹʹ

O

S S

H B

C

S

R

ʹ

N

NH(CH

2

)

4

E

O

SCoA

CoASH

+

O

R

C

HS SH

NH(CH

2

)

4

E

O

O

H–B

O

succinyl-CoA

R

ʹʹ

O

R

C

C

C

S

+

R

ʹ

N

R

ʹ

N

C S SH

R

ʹ

R

ʹʹ

O

O H B

C

S

+

NH(CH

2

)

4

R

ʹ

N

NH(CH

2

)

4