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In a biological reaction involving an enzyme, what does not directly participate in the reaction? the active site of an enzyme the active site of the substrate the inactive site of an enzyme the reactant
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In a biological reaction involving an enzyme, what does not directly participate in the reaction?

the active site of an enzyme

the active site of the substrate

the inactive site of an enzyme

the reactant chemicals

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the inactive site of the enzyme

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the inactive site of the enzyme

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