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What is the role of divalent ions such as Zn Mg bound to proteins?
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When we refer to the phosphate - PO4= - ion, the addition / phosphorylation and removal / de-phosphorylation of this phosphate group / moiety (thereby altering the enzyme's shape) is the way that some types of enzymes are turned on or off / activated or deactivated. The Kinase group of enzymes - that control the Cell cycle - is an example.
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