which enzymes are needed to make a black pigment from tyrosine? a. TYRP2 b. Tyrosinase and...
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- Enzyme Tyrosinase (Tyr) acts as the rate limiting enzyme in melanin synthesis.
- The tyrosinase family enzymes- Oxygenase Tyrosinase- related protein-1 (Tyrp-1) and dopachrome tautomerase (DCT or Tyrp-2).
- Tyr, Tyrp-1, Tyr-2 interact with each other to control melanocyte production.
- Answer: b.
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which enzymes are needed to make a black pigment from tyrosine?
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b. Tyrosinase and...
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