10. Are amino acids outside the active site important for optimal function of th
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10. Are amino acids outside the active site important for optimal function of the enzyme? Explain your response 11. Homologous sequences: A. are expected to have very similar sequences in related organisms B. are expected to have similar sequences in related proteins but from unrelated or distantly related organisms C. may have become similar to each by random mutation D. all of these E. none of these 12. Bioinformatics can A. facilitate lab based experiments B. can only pridict results C. powerful means of generating new hypothesis D. be accessed freely by anyone with internet access E. all of the above 178Explanation / Answer
10) Yes amino acids outside the active site is important for optimal function of the enzyme. These amino acids decides the 3D confirmation of the protein. And a change in the amino acid sequence can effect the structure of the protein which can have an effect on enzyme activity.
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