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Name: Many cellular enzymes are regulated by the noncovalent binding of GTP and GDP, such that they are active when GTP is bound but inactive when GDP is bound. What are the differences between these nucleotides and how might they affect enzyme activity?
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Description: Many cellular enzymes are regulated by the noncovalent binding of GTP and GDP, such that they are active when GTP is bound but inactive when GDP is bound. What are the differences between these nucleotides and how might they affect enzyme activity?

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Joanna Quigley · Accepted Answer

1. GTP and GDP are both nucleotides, but they differ in the number of phosphate groups they cont

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Many cellular enzymes are regulated by the noncovalent binding of GTP and GDP, such that they are active when GTP is bound but inactive when GDP is bound. What are the differences between these nucleotides and how might they affect enzyme activity?

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