Tracheoesophageal fistula
Tracheoesophageal fistula (TE) is
a condition in which an abnormal channel (fistula) connects the trachea to the
oesophagus. It is a birth defect and is characterized by extensive salivation
with choking, vomiting and cyanosis during feeding. When eating, food
substances move through abnormal connection and this can cause other illnesses.
From the question given above, Morgan is likely have tracheoesophageal fistula.
The first couple had two children: a healthy boy and girl.
5 people have the disorder(2 women and 3 men)
Answer: (1) Providing an optimized orientation of the substrate.
(2) Decreasing the ∆G in reaction.
(3) Excluding excess water.
Explanation: The active sites of enzymes increase the rate of reaction because they decrease the activation energy of the reaction,and the physical microenvironment provides an optimal orientation of the substrate relative to reactive functional groups while excluding excess solvent,such as water.
Although some active sites may have amino acids that form salt bridges with the amino acids from a substrate,not all do, so this is not a generic strategy of active site microenvironments
*Gotten directly from Quizlet*
