Provide an electron pushing mechanism for the conversion shown below. Abbreviate the enzyme catalyst active site groups (BH* and B:) as needed. Which purine base is used? NH₂ Enz H₂O NH

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Provide an electron pushing mechanism for the conversion shown below. Abbreviate the enzyme catalyst
active site groups (BH* and B:) as needed. Which purine base is used?
NH₂
Enz
H₂O
'N
NH
Transcribed Image Text:Provide an electron pushing mechanism for the conversion shown below. Abbreviate the enzyme catalyst active site groups (BH* and B:) as needed. Which purine base is used? NH₂ Enz H₂O 'N NH
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