Biochemical mechanisms / bond-level evidence
See what the reaction arrow leaves out.
Explore a native mechanism library built around named biochemical reactions—not generic reaction cartoons. Choose a family, inspect its complete reaction plate, then move through the owner-authored explanation beside a source-resolved chemical scene.
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- 19 families
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Search by enzyme, reaction class, cofactor, identifier, or catalytic feature. The selected family is the only detailed mechanism mounted on the stage.
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Covalent catalysis · addition–elimination
Serine- or cysteine-mediated acyl substitution
Trypsin peptide-bond hydrolysis
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A base accepts the proton from the enzyme O—H or S—H.
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