The following diagram depicts lactase catalyzed cleavage of lactose. Glu-1749 is the side chain of the active site glutamate amino acid in the lactase enzyme. Lactose is a disaccharide; it is composed of a galactose and a glucose. Downregulated lactase expression results in lactose intolerance. Please analyze the following diagram carefully, and choose the statement which describes it best.

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The following diagram depicts lactase catalyzed cleavage of lactose. Glu-1749 is the side chain of the active site glutamate amino acid in the lactase enzyme. Lactose is a disaccharide; it is composed of a galactose and a glucose. Downregulated lactase expression results in lactose intolerance. Please analyze the following diagram carefully, and choose the statement which describes it best. <br/><img src='https://www.fatskills.com/images2/GradExams/6.png' height='227' width='717'/><br/>






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