
Mithony K. answered 09/10/20
Highly experience in business and natural sciences
The majority of enzymes are proteins with the exception of Ribozyme. All enzymes have an active site.
Sarthak G.
asked 09/09/20I'm looking for an enzyme that does not function as part of a complex in its active state. Preferably it also is not part of a kinase or other kind of activating cascade as well though I would appreciate any and all names that are not part of a complex in its active state. Also would be better if it does not require post translational modifications. Of course, pre translational modifications/ interactions at rna or dna level are all good. In eukaryotic genome but bonus points for human genome! Thanks!!
Mithony K. answered 09/10/20
Highly experience in business and natural sciences
The majority of enzymes are proteins with the exception of Ribozyme. All enzymes have an active site.
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Sarthak G.
This is equivalent to me asking what fruit has seeds and you replying banana has a yellow peel.09/10/20