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Question

Why is the aconitase-catalyzed reaction considered reversible under cellular conditions?

Accepted Answer

Because it has a positive delta G prime naught but is closer to zero in cellular conditions

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Because it uses manganese as a cofactor

Answer

Because it binds RNA to regulate gene expression

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Because it generates NADH and CO2