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Three water molecules, present in the X-ray structure of the protein obtained by Stroud <i>et al.</i>, contribute to the transfer of a proton from Cys146 through three transition state structures. 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The following step (step 6) involves the protonation of N5 (folate) that turns the tetrahydropterin into a much better leaving group.   Afterwards, the formation of the protonated pyrazine ring facilitates the scission of the methylene bridge established between the substrate and the cofactor, which takes place with a concomitant trans-diaxial nucleophilic attack of the negatively charged Cys46 on C6 of the folate (step 7). This concerted step leads to the elimination of H4folate and to the cleavage of the covalent bond between the pteridine ring and the exo-methyline dUMP intermediate. Subsequently, the favourable three-dimensional orientation of the pterin ring of the cofactor and the pyrimidine of the substrate prepares the system for a transfer of hydride from H<sub>4</sub>folate to dUMP in step 8, releasing the Cys146 in a single concerted but very asynchronous step. 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