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Why do enzymes have such a higher affinity for transition state analogues compared to the substrate or product?
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Why do so many things in nature manifest themselves in the form of waves? E.g photons, sound, electrons
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Why do enzymes have such a higher affinity for transition state analogues compared to the substrate or product?
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