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Dictionary » E » Enolization EnolizationEnolization conversion of a keto to an enol form; e.g., CH3-CO-COOH → CH2==C(OH)COOH. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Krebs Cycle question... of steps. The rate-limiting step for citrate synthase (the mixed condensation reaction between acetyl-CoA and oxaloacetate to form citrate) is the enolization of the acetyl group which then acts as a nucleophile toward bound oxaloacetate. Water--freely available from the environment--preferentially ...
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Origin of life... distributed state of substances that possess a carbonyl group. Usually, tautomeric equilibrium is strongly shifted toward the keto-tautomer. Enolization of the lipid ester carbonyl and substitution of two protons in lipid molecules by a magnesium ion is a highly unlikely, yet not prohibited ...
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Origin of life... distributed state of substances that possess a carbonyl group. Usually, tautomeric equilibrium is strongly shifted toward the keto-tautomer. Enolization of the lipid ester carbonyl and substitution of two protons in lipid molecules by a magnesium ion is a highly unlikely, yet not prohibited ...
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Origin of life... distributed state of substances that possess a carbonyl group. Usually, tautomeric equilibrium is strongly shifted toward the keto-tautomer. Enolization of the lipid ester carbonyl and substitution of two protons in lipid molecules by a magnesium ion is a highly unlikely, yet not prohibited ...
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Origin of life... distributed state of substances that possess a carbonyl group. Usually, tautomeric equilibrium is strongly shifted toward the keto-tautomer. Enolization of the lipid ester carbonyl and substitution of two protons in lipid molecules by a magnesium ion is a highly unlikely, yet not prohibited ...
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