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As the PET substrate binds to the enzyme, its carbonyl bond
As the PET substrate binds to the enzyme, its carbonyl bond
attached to the first benzene ring must be harbored close to serine in
attached to the first benzene ring must be harbored close to serine in
the <scene name='10/1075247/Active_site_residues/1'>catalytic triad Location</scene> (Fig. 2). Serine gets polarized by histidine, which is
the <scene name='10/1075247/Active_site_residues/1'>catalytic triad</scene> (Fig. 2). Serine gets polarized by histidine, which is
then stabilized by aspartic acid. Polarized serine will attack the
then stabilized by aspartic acid. Polarized serine will attack the
carbonyl bond (C-O) of the polyester, resulting in a tetrahedral in-
carbonyl bond (C-O) of the polyester, resulting in a tetrahedral in-