Phosphoglycerate Mutase
3-phosphoglycerate <-(Phosphoglycerate Mutase)-> 2-phosphoglycerate
Glycolysis2-phosphoglycerate <-Phosphoglycerate Mutase)-> 3-phosphoglycerate
GluconeogenesisMechanism:
General- Phosphorylation and dephosphorylation
- NOT an intermolecular attack of the alcohol with the phosphate
- WHY? - educated guesses
- Enzyme holds the molecue at a particular shape
- Enzyme has an affinity = rate that revents intermolecular attack
- Steric hindrance of the 2O(-)s means that there is an extra electron (6 total) repelling
- Environment is slighlty basic pH of 7.3-ish so this allows the Os on the phoshate to remain deprotonated
- To me since there is resonance, it seems like the steric
hindrance is further intensified by the "swatting" of the O atom as it
converts from a singe tetrahedral configuration to a planar carbonyl.
- Imagine that the three Os are all in resonance periodically "swatting" away the chances for an intermolecular attack
- MAYBE the concept of a feris wheel and mini golf put puts
- each O as it swats away the chance of OH intermolecular attack
- WHY? - educated guesses
- NOT an intermolecular attack of the alcohol with the phosphate
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