Protonation
The following words, which describe actions of this reaction event,
are triggers for the reaction event, Protonation:
- protonation
- donate proton
- prior protonation
- proton destined
- proton donated
- proton donation
- proton for donation
- proton rearrangement
- proton shuttle
- proton transfer
- proton transferred
- proton transferring
- proton transfers
- proton uptake
- protonate
- protonated
- protonates
- protonating
- protonation
- rate-determining transfer of proton
- serves as proton source to
- this proton uptake
- transient protonation
The following words, which are “catalytic roles” for this reaction event, are also triggers:
- acid
- acid catalysis
- acid catalyst
- acid functionality
- acid properties
- acid-catalyzed
- catalytic general acid
- general acid
- general acid assistance
- general acid catalysis
- general acid catalyst
- general-acid
- general-acid catalysis
- general-acid catalyst
- general-acid-catalyzed reaction
- GA
- proton donor
- second general acid
The following word describes “protonation” state, which is negated.
- unprotonated
The Agent and Theme for this reaction event tend to be functional groups of Amino Acid, Other Compound, or Cofactor, although Amino Acid, Other Compound, or Cofactor can also be the Agent and Theme if those functional groups are not indicated.
The phrases, “proton transfer”, “proton shuttle” and “proton rearrangement” can be both Protonation and Deprotonation, depending on the nearby words.