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PALA (shown below) binds to the active site of ATCase and is an important probe molecule to study ATCase regulation. PALA acts as _______________ type of inhibitor and acts to stabilize the __________-state of the enzyme.
PALA{N-(phosphonasetyl)-L-aspartate.
A) uncompetitive/T
B) competitive/T
C) Uncompetitive/R
D) Competitive/R
E) Noncompetitive/R
Homework Answers
Answer is D).
PALA act as potent competitive inhibitor and stabilize the R state and bind to the intermediate.
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