The Ability of an Enzyme to Change Shape When It

question 79

Multiple Choice

The ability of an enzyme to change shape when it binds to its substrate is called

• A) induced fit.
• B) enzyme flex.
• C) the lock-and-key paradox.
• D) substrate-induced active site shaping.
• E) enzyme retrofit.

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