Enzyme-substrate complex

... with each of the following: a. clarthrin andsome vesicles: GOLGI COMPLEX b. calcium ions in the skeletal muscles: SARCOPLASTIC RETICULUM c. ribonuclease and lipase: ?????? I understand that lipase is an enzyme that hydrolyzes fat molecules, however where in a cell can it be found? ...

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... oh well... :( wait! The wiki says that the OEC (oxygen evolving complex - part of photosystem II - the same complex that does photolysis, is an enzyme). I think I get it now. Thanks for everyone who replied!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

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... binding of the ribosomal subunit etc. When development is triggered, an enzyme will complete the Poly'A tail, allowing for the binding of the small ... seen it like that. I'm hypothesizing that the translation initiation complex depends on the poly'A tail because the ends are in contact. I havn't ...

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a slightly more complex version of this is to reproduce anfinsen's original protein experiment. Find an enzyme that does something observable e.g. peroxidase. First denature the protein by adding strong acid and ...

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... to DNA and replication (E. coli as an example model): there are several enzymes involved in the initiation. The enzyme complex recognizes the so-called origin of replication site by its typical nucleotide sequences ...

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