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Mutarotation kinetic isotope effects

The original experimental evidence for concerted acid-base catalysis of the mutarotation in benzene is now considered unsound133 134 and concerted acid-base catalysis has been difficult to prove for nonenzy-matic reactions in aqueous solution. However, measurements of kinetic isotope effects seem to support Swain and Brown s interpretation.135 Concerted acid-base catalysis by acetic acid and acetate ions may have been observed for the enolization of acetone136 and it may be employed by enzymes.1363... [Pg.490]

Differences in the rate of mutarotation of sugars in water and in deuterium oxide provide a valuable means for studying mutarotation reactions.135,224,233 237,238 The difference in rates arises from a combination of kinetic and solvent isotope-effects, and is usually expressed as a ratio,knlkD, called the isotope effect. Kinetic isotope-effects are caused by differences in the energy required for alteration of the normal and the isotopic bonds in the corresponding transition states solvent isotope-effects can exist when the isotopic compound is used both as a reactant and as a solvent. [Pg.28]

In addition to the reaction sequence shown, the substrate may have to mutarotate non-enzymically to the form favored for affording the first enzyme-substrate complex. In such multi-stage reactions, the observed isotope-effects for the overall reaction are usually low. The situation is further complicated by possible differences in Km between a deuterated substrate and the unlabeled substrate, so that, unless a full kinetic analysis of the reaction is performed, the values determined for the apparent isotope-effect may vary. [Pg.172]


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