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Note that any biological" or "enzymatic process allows for the unlimited appearance and use of basic and acidic fragments, just like we used them in class. Use them as necessary. Note that I may not have explicitly added them to the equations, it is your responsibility to know when to include and use them. 1. (2 x 8 pts) Here we start with a thioester that is attached to the enzyme by a covalent bond. In the process shown, this will react with another thiol under enzymatic conditions to form compound A. Compound A will then react with water (again under enzymatic conditions) to form B. Show the mechanisms for each reaction. Warning! The second reaction is being done under enzymatic conditions, so that means at physiological pH. That may have an effect on the structure of your final product S-H H20 S CH3 A B enzymatic enzymatic