Amino acid serine , aspratic acid an...

Amino acid serine , aspratic acid and phenylalamine are present on the active site of an enzyme . Exaplain which forces may be involved in binding the durg to the enzyme if the drug inhibits the holding of substrate on the active site of enzyme .

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- OH group of serine , -COOH group of aspartic acid and phenyl ring of phenylalaine help to bind the drug to the enzyme .

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Active site of an enzyme is formed of

Amino groups of some amino acids.

Carboxyl groups of some amino acids

`-"HS bonds of amino acids"`

R-groups of selected amino acids

Primary structure of protein

Secondary structure of protein

Tertiary structure of proteoin

Quaternary structure of protein