Given the Nature of the ATP molecule, which of the amino acids is most likely to...
Given the Nature of the ATP molecule, which of the amino acids is most likely to be found in a protein site that interacts with the triphosphate portion of ATP?
Please explain why.
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Probably positively charged amino acids like lysine, arginine and histidine should be present in a protein site that interacts with the triphosphate portion of ATP as phosphate group is negatively charged and so there would be good interaction between positively charged side chains of above-mentioned amino acids with a negatively charged phosphate group.
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