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It is the resulting aldimine bond with substrate that makes the coenzyme rotate (Fig. 7 and Scheme 1(4-6)). 1 I n this description of the structural aspects we did not consider in detail the electronic aspects. Let us return to the stage of nucleophilic addition. On forming the covalent bond with carbon Cq, the substrate nitrogen becomes positively charged (Scheme l(4)). Since the basicities of the two nitrogen atoms attached to the formyl carbon are approximately alike, proton exchange will take place between the two nitrogens.
5) (14). They attributed this difference to an interaction of the pyridine nitrogen with a protondonating group (ZH) of the apoenzyme. Protonation of the ring nitrogen will result in diminution of electron density on the phenolic oxygen and the pK, will thus be lowered. 2), based on fluorescence studies, has been reported by Fasella e t al. (26). The rest of this section briefly deals with new evidence relating to binding of the coenzyme in AAT, as derived from our studies of circular dichroism (CD) (27,28).