In an enzyme reaction, the starting material that the enzyme acts on is the:_________ a. coenzyme. b. subenzyme. c. product. d. substrate.

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In an enzyme reaction, the starting material that the enzyme acts on is the:_________

a. coenzyme.
b. subenzyme.
c. product.
d. substrate.

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the correct answer is D substrate

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