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What Everyone Wanted to Know About Tight Binding and Enzyme Catalysis, but Never Thought of Asking, by the large increases in reaction rate of up to 10.–10. that are brought about by . portions of substrates, such as the sugar ring and phosphate of glucose-1-phosphate with phosphoglucomutase and the coenzyme A moiety of succinyl-CoA with coenzyme A transferase (Ray and Long 1976; Ray et al. 1976