In enzymatic mechanism, the substrate bind to enzyme active site to produce?
Correct answer: C. Products
- A. Reactants
- B. Enzymes
- C. Products
- D. All of these
Explanation
The substrate bind to the enzyme which acts as catalysts in the conversion of the substrate to the product.
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About Mode of Enzyme Action
Enzyme action depends on the active site forming a temporary enzyme substrate complex, then converting substrate into products with lower activation energy. The lock and key and induced fit models explain specificity and binding, while cofactors and changes in enzyme shape can affect catalysis.
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