Which term represents the material being changed into products during an enzyme-complex reaction? A. Substrate B. Enzyme C. Activator S.Inhibitor

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Which term represents the material being changed into products during an enzyme-complex reaction?

A. Substrate
B. Enzyme
C. Activator
S.Inhibitor

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C.Activator

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