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Which amino acids can't have metal cation?
Lys and Arg
how do amino acids attach substrates?
covalently
two types of cofactors?
organic and metals
where are organic cofactors from? what do they do? are they bound?
vitamins, add functionalily-especially redox, may be bound or dissociate
Which metal are on the inside?
K+ and Mg+
Which metals are on the outside? are they bound?
Na+ , Ca2+, remain bound
What is the specifificty of YADH?
it only transfers the pro-R hydrogen of ethanol to the re-face of NAD