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Damien Laage

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Are there dynamical effects in enzyme catalysis? Some thoughts concerning the enzymatic chemical step.

2015

Highlights • The possible role of enzymatic reaction dynamical effects is examined. • Solution reactions usefully inform the issue of dynamical effects in enzymes. • Division into regions containing and away from the transition state is important. • Motions in passage to/from the transition state need not lead to dynamical effects. • Transition State Theory is usually a reasonable description of enzyme kinetics.

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