Phosphorylase Phosphatase is also called phosphorylase Phosphatase. Phospholipase, FC. 3.1.3.17., molecular weight jx LDP.
Its substrate is an active phosphorylase. The reaction it catalyzes is phosphorylase. The serine L on the No. 14 in the primary structure is linked to the phosphate group, and the cold bond is hydrolyzed and broken to free four inorganic phosphates. It transforms into inactive phosphorylase h (allosteric effector, that is, AhtY pI makes it an active enzyme). Its function is just opposite to the scientific use of phosphorylase kinase (phnsphoryla5e Izinase FC ` 2.7-1.35) in the presence of 4TP L adenocomet diphosphate. The acetabulum plays a catalytic and regulatory role in glycogen production and metabolism. Generally, phosphorylase phosphatase can be extracted from rabbit muscle tissue. [1]