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The following 6 steps occur in the serine protease mechanism. A. C-O bond breaks B. Histidine...

The following 6 steps occur in the serine protease mechanism. A. C-O bond breaks B. Histidine acts as a general acid to substrate N atom. C. Histidine acts as a general base to H2O. D. N-C covalent bond breaks. E. Serine acts as a general acid. F. Serine acts as general base. Put the following into the correct chronological order (as follows: ABCDEF)

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