The functional differences, as well as differences in three-dimensional structures, between two different enzymes from E. coli result directly from their different: affinity for ATP amino acid sequences secondary structure roles in metabolism

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Dane Wells

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31 October, 02:50

The functional differences, as well as differences in three-dimensional structures, between two different enzymes from E. coli result directly from their different: affinity for ATP amino acid sequences secondary structure roles in metabolism

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Landin Holland · Answer 1

The functional differences, as well as differences in three-dimensional structures, between two different enzymes from E. coli result directly from their different Amino acid Sequence.

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Amino acid Sequence in a polypeptide chain is involved in determine the shape and function of a protein. Different enzymes would have different amino acid sequences in the polypeptide chain. The specific sequence of amino acids in an enzyme come from a particular gene on DNA.