Transition-State Analogs Are

question 19

Multiple Choice

Transition-state analogs are:

• A) approximations of the transition state that bind more tightly than the substrate.
• B) compounds that compete for the active site, but are not necessarily very similar to the substrate.
• C) stable molecules that can not be expected to resemble the true transition state too closely.
• D) stable chemically and structurally similar molecules to the transition state.
• E) all of the above.

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