When a Substrate Binds to an Enzyme for Reaction, It

question 12

Multiple Choice

When a substrate binds to an enzyme for reaction, it binds to the

• A)primary site.
• B)allosteric site.
• C)end pocket.
• D)primary pocket.
• E)active site.

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Definitions:

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