Enzymes' Amazing Speed and Specificity

Witness how structure and function are related in enzymes, which are a group of proteins that stimulate biochemical reactions to run at astonishing speed. One example is OMP decarboxylase, an enzyme that produces a crucial component of DNA in a blistering 0.02 second, versus the 78 million years that the reaction would normally take! Analyze the mechanisms behind these apparent superpowers.

English
  • Originally Aired September 12, 2019
  • Runtime 31 minutes
  • Network The Great Courses
  • Created September 21, 2021 by
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  • Modified September 21, 2021 by
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