What Is the Induced Fit in an Enzyme

question 4

Multiple Choice

What is the induced fit in an enzyme?

• A)It is the formation of hydrogen bonding between the enzyme and substrate.
• B)It is a change of secondary structure of the enzyme before binding the substrate.
• C)It is a conformational change produced upon binding of the substrate.
• D)It is a change in quaternary structure of the enzyme to produce the catalysis.
• E)It is the change in the substrate after the catalytic reaction took place.

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