The Enzyme-Substrate Complex Is

question 38

Multiple Choice

The enzyme-substrate complex is

• A) not strong and will freely dissociate after it stresses certain chemical bonds in a substrate.
• B) secured by covalent bonds to one or more points in the active site of the enzyme.
• C) able to display unique spectroscopic characteristics not seen by enzyme of substrate alone.
• D) Proved by the saturation effect in which the reaction rate reaches a maximum even through more substrate is added.
• E) All of the choices are correct.

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