Determine Rate Law from Reaction Mechanism Slow then Fast Step

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[@baraskparas9559]

@@OldSchoolChemistry Ribonucleotide reductase is the rate limiting step in DNA synthesis resulting in a 39-110 fold greater intracellular conc. of ribonucleotide triphosphates ( unreduced ). This makes RNA substrate misincorporation the most common and needs special fidelity enzymes to rectify. Misincorporations can occur by increasing the level of one type of dNTP or a balanced increase of all four dNTP s. The fastest known enzymatic rate increase of 10^17 is by orotidine decarboxylase to produce UMP , the TMP substitute in RNA.

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