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Enzymes are generally what type of molecule?

Proteins

What is a substrate?

Any molecule that reacts with an enzyme

What is an active site?

The location on an enzyme where substrates bind

Enzymes are _______ to certain substrates.

Specific

What happens after a substrate binds to an enzyme?

The initial (weak) binding occurs, then both the enzyme and substrate mold to one another's shapes, giving an induced fit which is much tighter

When is binding between enzyme and substrate strongest?

At its transition state (induced fit)

What is allosteric binding?

The binding of substrates to allosteric sites rather than active sites, generally changing the enzyme's shape and function