FAD is covalently bound to succinate dehydrogenase (the enzyme whose mechanism was shown

Chapter 23, Problem 6

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FAD is covalently bound to succinate dehydrogenase (the enzyme whose mechanism was shown on theprevious page) as a result of a base removing a proton from the C-8 methyl group and an acid donating aproton to N-1. Then a histidine side chain of the enzyme adds to the methylene carbon at C-8 and a protonadds to N-5. Draw the mechanism for these two steps using B:_and HB for the base and acid, respectively.

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