why-is-the-serine-residue-in-chymotrypsins-active-site-significant-for-its-inter

Question

Why is the serine residue in chymotrypsin's active site significant for its interaction with DIPF?

Accepted Answer

It forms a covalent bond with DIPF, leading to enzyme inactivation.

Answer

It prevents DIPF from binding to the enzyme.

Answer

It increases the enzyme's reaction velocity.

Answer

It enhances the enzyme's substrate affinity.