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Answer:
1) The branched metabolic reaction pathway is attached.
2) The most prevalent reaction is L-->N
Explanation:
The reaction that eventually will prevail is the formation of the N molecule.
When Q and S are in high, they will inhibit the formation of P and R which are the molecules that form them. So, Eventually, there will not be P and R molecules, and hence, there will not be any more Q and S molecules.
L can still form equally M and N molecules. But as M forms O, and O inhibits M formation, with time, the higher O concentration is, the less M formation there will be.
On the other hand, N has no molecule that inhibits its production. So L turns to N formation, predominating this reaction.
The reaction that would prevail if both Q and S are present in the cell in high concentrations is L → N (Option c).
- In a chemical reaction, a substrate is a molecule that reacts with a given enzyme to generate one or more products.
- In this case, L is the first substrate whose reaction produces N and M, while Q and S are the last products observed in this series of reactions.
- In turn, M acts as a substrate to form O as an intermediate, which subsequently serves as a substrate to form P and R.
- Finally, P serves as a substrate to form Q, while R serves as a substrate to form S.
The series of chemical reactions are as follow:
- L → N + M → O → P + R → Q + S
- In this case, it is also important to remark that a given product of a chemical reaction can also inhibit the enzyme's activity (e.g., O is an intermediate that inhibits the formation of M).
In consequence, the reaction that would prevail if both Q and S are present in the cell in high concentrations is L → N (Option c).
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