Question

Below, choose the BEST word or phrase to complete the sentences about the

structure of enzymes.
Select options below
The structure of an enzyme is critical to its function.
The (Select Option) (A. Substrate) (B. product) of a reaction will bind within the enzyme's (Select Option)
(A. enzyme-substrate complex) (B. Active site)
to form the (Select Option) (A. enzyme-substrate complex) (B. active site) Once bound, the enzyme will change its shape just slightly to fit more snugly
around the (Select Option.)
(A. Substrate)
(B. product) This process is called (Select Option) (A. allosteric regulation) (B. induced fit) and is similar to shaking someone's hand.

Answer 1

The structure of an enzyme is critical to its function. The substrate of a reaction will bind within the enzyme's active site to form the enzyme-substrate complex. Once bound, the enzyme will change its shape slightly through induced fit.

Step-by-step explanation:

The (A) substrate of a reaction will bind within the enzyme's (B) active site to form the (A) enzyme-substrate complex. Once bound, the enzyme will change its shape slightly to fit more snugly around the (A) substrate. This process is called (B) induced fit and is similar to shaking someone's hand.