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334 Biological Chemistry Methylation with S-Adenosylmethionine NH2 SCH3 O O O - O-P- O-P- O-P-O O- O- O O HO OH ATP N N N N + H 3N CO2 - + methionine Nu O HO-P-O O OO - O-P- O-P-O O- O - NH2 N N O HO OH N N + + H 3N CO2 - + CH3 S+ S-adenosylmethionine NH2 N Nu-CH3 + H 3N CO2 - + N N S O N HO OH S-adenosylhomocysteine
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