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Substrate binding involves three interactions between the substrate and the active site.
Substrate binding involves three interactions between the substrate and the active site.
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1. <scene name='59/590622/4cpabindone/3'>Between the carbonyl group of the penultimate residue in the substrate and the zinc ion and an arginyl residue in the enzyme</scene>.
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1. <scene name='59/590622/1zlhbindone/1'>Between the carbonyl group of the penultimate residue in the substrate and the zinc ion and an arginyl residue in the enzyme</scene>.
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2. <scene name='59/590622/4cpabindtwo/2'>Between the C-terminal carboxyl group and asparaginyl, arginyl, and tyrosyl residues in the enzyme</scene>.
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2. <scene name='59/590622/1zlhbindtwo/1'>Between the C-terminal carboxyl group and asparaginyl, arginyl, and tyrosyl residues in the enzyme</scene>.
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3. <scene name='59/590622/4cpabindthree/2'>Between the C-terminal R group and a hydrophobic pocket in the enzyme</scene>.
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3. <scene name='59/590622/1zlhbindthree/1'>Between the C-terminal R group and a hydrophobic pocket in the enzyme</scene>.
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Catalysis involves <scene name='59/590622/4cpacatalysis/1'>electron withdrawal from the carbonyl of the penultimate residue by the zinc ion and an arginyl residue, and nucleophilic attack on that same group by a glutamyl residue</scene>.
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Catalysis involves <scene name='59/590622/1zlhcatalysis/1'>electron withdrawal from the carbonyl of the penultimate residue by the zinc ion and an arginyl residue, and nucleophilic attack on that same group by a glutamyl residue</scene>.

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Carboxypeptidase A

Carboxypeptidase A, 1zlh

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