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7.6.2 Coenzymes
We shall continue with the role of NAD
+
as coenzyme for alcohol dehydrogenase. Figure 26 is a schematic diagram of NAD
bound in the active site of yeast alcohol dehydrogenase, with the adenine ribose phosphate (ADPR) moiety bound at the ADPR
binding site. The nicotinamide moiety, the functional part of NAD
in accepting H from the ethanol , is bound into the
lipophobic binding site. Zn
2+
+
, a cation cofactor, is required also; it is shown liganded to three amino acid side chains on the
protein and coordinately bound to the O of the OH group of ethanol. A tetrahedral intermediate is formed in step 2 followed by
transfer of the H from ethanol to from NADH. The turnover number is about 10
moles of substrate converted to product
permole enzyme per second. Therefore, the recycle time is about 1 msec.
The primary role of the alcohol dehydrogenase is as a specific template, binding ethanol, NAD
3
+
, and Zn
stereospecifically at
the active site. As discussed in Section 7.5.7, that is a very significant role, accounting for ~10
rate enhancement. It must also
be remembered that the enzyme provides stereospsecific treatment of the substrate. Even though ethanol does not have an
asymmetric carbon atom, the enzyme always recognizes ethanol as being asymmetric because of the three-point attachment in
the transition state (Fig. 26). The protein also provides the environment, often hydrophobic, in which the reaction takes place.
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