The Phosphate Bonds Found in a Phosphorylated Tyrosine and in an Acyl

question 76

Multiple Choice

The phosphate bonds found in a phosphorylated tyrosine and in an acyl phosphate are likely to have similar standard free energies of hydrolysis.

• A) true
• B) false because hydrolysis of a phosphorylated tyrosine would release significantly more energy than hydrolysis of an acyl phosphate.
• C) false because hydrolysis of an acyl phosphate would release significantly more energy than hydrolysis of a phosphorylated tyrosine

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