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Enzymology

stable compound resembling the transition state of an enzymatic reaction, expected to bind far more tightly than substrate because enzymes stabilize that state.

In enzymology, transition state analogue refers to stable compound resembling the transition state of an enzymatic reaction, expected to bind far more tightly than substrate because enzymes stabilize that state. This meaning comes from Wolfenden (1969) in Nature.[1]

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References

Wolfenden, R. (1969). Transition State Analogues for Enzyme Catalysis. Nature, 223(5207), 704-705. https://doi.org/10.1038/223704a0

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