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Answers to Chapter 6
(in-text & asterisked problems)
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This is the equilibrium constant for association, so take the inverse:
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Kd = 1/Kassociation.
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Answer 6.2
Calculated using Kd = koff/kon:
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Answer 6.3
When the concentration of NADH is 3 × 10–7 M, the ratio of bound to unbound alcohol
dehydrogenase is 1:1. From there, the ratio of bound to unbound enzyme can easily be
estimated at other concentrations of NADH.
× 10–7 M
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KD = 3
bound unbound
+ NADH
enzyme•NADH enzyme
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B When [NADH] = 3 nM, the ratio of bound to unbound enzyme is 1/101 ≈ 1%.
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550 100 : 1 1.0
HO curcumin OH 5500 1000 : 1 0.10
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serum concentrations of curcumin reach only 1.8 μM. Hypothetically, eating large
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Answer 6.5
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A Galactose binds most tightly because it has the lowest Km; however, the affinities of
all three substrates are within a factor of two.
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B Galactose is isomerized more than 100 times faster than the other two substrates
on the basis of the kcat/Km values: galactose (3700 mM–1 s–1), glucose (13 mM–1 s–1),
xylose (20 mM–1 s–1).
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malian cell, the intracellular glucose concentration is less than 1 mM. Of course the
amount of free enzyme is likely to be small because galactose and other sugars can
occupy the enzyme active site.
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Answer 6.6
A The substrate with the lowest Km binds most tightly: LRRASLG.
B The substrate with the highest kcat is phosphorylated fastest (once it binds): LR-
RASLG.
C The relative rates of phosphorylation will be proportional to kcat/Km. LRRASLG is bet-
ter than LRAASLG by a factor of 1507.
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A Chemistry and Chemical Biology: Answers to Chapter 6 3
O OH +H O 2
.. Ala Ala .. Ala +
Ala NH2 N N N
H H H
Answer 6.7OHC OHC OHC
Because imine formation is fast and reversible, the following mechanism is reasonable. O
The mechanism for imine/iminium ion formation
OH was covered in Chapter
OH 2. OH
Ala + Ala Ala Ala
N N.. H A N N:
H O HOH +H2O H H
R SH
.. ..
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Ala HO
.. Ala +H
.. 2O Ala + +
Ala NH2 N SR N SR N SR
O H H H
OH OHC HO
OHC OHC
Ala O
N: +
H Ala N OH Ala N OH Ala N OH
Ala + Ala Ala Ala
+ N
N HN N:
SRH R S H R S H : A- R S H
R SH
.. HO
.. +H2O +
O SR SR SR
OH HO
Ala
N: +
H Ala N Ala N Ala N
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+
H
SR R S R S : A- R S
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The rate-determining step for this reaction has not yet been determined, making
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mechanism involves the formation of a benzylic cation that is destabilized by the ortho
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imine substituent.
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Carboxamide hydrolysis and β-elimination
unstable cationprevent quantitative isolation of Asn, Gln,
steps R Thr. R
Ser, Cys, and N N
..
+
+H
R N
Asn 2O
O O +
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H NaOH H
N SCys NHSCys
2 Cys S
N -O
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NH2 O-
Gln
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O NaOH O
H
N NH2
N -O
Th
H 100 °C
O O
H2N -O
Ser
sh
O NaOH O
H H
N -. N
N N .
H H 100 °C H O O
HO HO H
N O
N -O
Cys H
O NaOH O
H H
N -. N
N N .
H H 100 °C H
HS HS
Thr
O NaOH O O O
H H H
N -. N N O
N N . N -O
H H100 °C H H
HO HO
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Answer 6.9
The enzyme uses two Zn2+ ions and an arginine to stabilize the serine alkoxide, the
alkoxide leaving group and the anionic phosphorane intermediate, but these are
omitted to simplify the problem.
.. -
O O- HO-
Ser - O: O O- Ser O
P
Ser O
P
O
P -O O
-O O -O O- O- -
R R RO
R
.. -
O O-
Ser O O Ser O Ser O- O O-
P P
Answer 6.10
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Prostromelysin cannot cleave itself, because Cys75 holds the inhibitory domain in place
by coordinating to the Zn2+ ion at the active site (see the rendering of prostromelysin
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in Figure 6.48). Arylmercurials have a high affinity for sulfur. They coordinate to Cys75,
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opening up the Zn2+ active site, which can then proteolytically cleave the inhibitory
domain.
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ArHg
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ArHg S
+ S
Ar-Hg
S Zn Zn Zn
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Answer 6.11
trapoxin peptide
O Ph
Ph
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NH HN O
O
stu
N H HN
OH Zn2+ binding element
O N
H
O
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If the two ligands bound with perfect cooperativity, the dissociation constant would be
the product of the two Kd values, namely 10–6 × 10–6 = 10–12 M.
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Answer 6.13
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Bn Bn
+ Me + Me
N N
B: H :
S - S
R R
B H
Bn
O
+ Me - .. Bn H Bn
N O O +
Me B: Me
+
: N H N
- S
R
S R S R
B H
Bn
O
+ Me - .. Bn H Bn
N O O +
Me B: Me
+
: N H N
- S
R
S S
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CO2Me CO2Me CO2Me
Me Me
R R
+ +
H Bn BnN H B BnN
O S S
+ Me HO .. - B: H O
-.. N
CO2Me CO2Me
S
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R
CO2Me
Me
R
+
BnN
S Bn
- ..O O +
N Me
CO2Me CO2Me + :
- S
R
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m
O O
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Enz Enz Enz
O-
NH2 H2N: H O- H2N H : O-
co
NH2 +
O N N
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N Me N+ Me N+ Me
H H
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O Enz O Enz
Enz +
H N HN CO2-
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H2N: O- O-
B: H : NH
N NH
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- OH - OH - O-
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H H H
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Answer 6.15
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A ({G/C}{A/C}T)6
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B {G/A}{T/C}G{G/C}{G/C}G{G/T}{T/C}G{G/T}{T/C}G{G/A}{A/C}G
C {G/C}{C/A}C{G/C}CGG{C/T}G{G/T}CGG{C/A}G
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*Answer 6.16
A Chorismate binds more tightly because it has the lower Km.
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B Chorismate is also rearranged more quickly (after it binds) because it has the much
larger kcat.
C Overall, chorismate (kcat/Km = 207 mM–1 s–1) is a better substrate than the O-methyl
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*Answer 6.17
A
OH
H O strained
N
reactive
O intermediate
O
Me
B OH
OH OH OH..
H O H O H H
O- O
N HN Enz N
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O O O O O O HN Enz O
.. O O
O +H N O O +H N O
+H
Me 3 Me - 3 Me 3N O Me
H
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A
OH
H O strained
N
reactive
O intermediate
O
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B OH
OH OH OH..
H O H O H H
O- O
N HN Enz N HN Enz N N
O O O O O O HN Enz O
.. O O
O +H
O O +H
O
Me 3N Me - 3N Me
+H
3N O Me
H
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B:
OH OH OH OH
.. O O
H - HN Enz H O- H H
N
O
N HN Enz N HN Enz N HN Enz
:O O O O
O O O O
O +H
O O O O O
H 3N H +H
3N O +H +H
H .. - 3N H O 3N
Cl Cl Cl
D Me Me Me Me
O O-
m
.. + .. +
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H H
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*Answer 6.20
A - Enz
HO2C HO2C HO2C
S
.. Enz Enz
o
H H H
O O-
.. OH
H B
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B - Enz
S Enz Enz
HO2C .. HO2C S HO2C S
O O O
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H H H
O O O
naphth naphth naphth
H B
C - Enz
S Enz Enz
is
N N N N N N
H H H
O Bn O Bn O OH Bn
O .. -
H B
Ser Ser
O :O - O: O Ser
- O
O O O
N R N R NH
R O
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*Answer 6.25
The wild-type enzyme processes aspartate 1.2 × 106 times faster. The R292D variant
exhibits reversed selectivity, favoring arginine. However, the R292 variant processes
arginine more than about 104 times slower than the wild-type enzyme processes
aspartate.
H NH2 O D292
K258 N
- NH2 +
NH2 O
HO3PO -
H
O
N
O NH2
N -O
D223 - H + OH
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nucleophilic threonine of the proteasome reversibly attacks the β-lactone.
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co
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OH OH OH..
H O H O H O-
N N N
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O S NHAc O S NHAc O S
..
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O NHAc
O CO2Me O CO2Me
C6H13 C6H13 - C6H13 CO2Me
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H
B:
OH OH
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O
H
N
O - HN Enz H
N HN Enz
:O
aC s
O O O
O O O
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H +H OH
3N +H
C6H13 C6H13 3N
H
H
O N O H N N N
H O H N N
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N N H N N
N N
G N N N H
N A
N H O C N
H G O
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Met (AUG)
Glu (GAA, GAG)
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*Answer 6.30
One way to approach this problem would be to examine each of the five histidine
residues in neuropsin to see which one is close to an Asp and a Ser residue. The catalytic
triad involves residues Asp57, His102, and Ser195.
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