The experiment referenced here involves the use of Y32P-ATP. The atom involved in the site of the covalent attachment is the N atom in Aminomethylcyclohexane (AMC).
The explanation in relation to the attachment of AMC to the Moel Tetrapeptide
Given that Aminomethylcyclohexane (AMC) had been linked around the carboxyl side, it, therefore, means that that type of linkage called the Amide-Linkage (That is N-acylation) can be utilized in the covalent bonding of the fluorophore into the peptide
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