Question
What allows an enzyme to recognize and bind with its substrate?
Responses
The synthesis of proteins inside an enzyme creates a location for substrates to bind.
The synthesis of proteins inside an enzyme creates a location for substrates to bind.
The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.
The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.
The chemical reactions occurring within an enzyme change the structure of the enzyme for substrate binding.
The chemical reactions occurring within an enzyme change the structure of the enzyme for substrate binding.
The removal of catalysts from an enzyme creates an empty location for the binding of substrates.
Responses
The synthesis of proteins inside an enzyme creates a location for substrates to bind.
The synthesis of proteins inside an enzyme creates a location for substrates to bind.
The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.
The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.
The chemical reactions occurring within an enzyme change the structure of the enzyme for substrate binding.
The chemical reactions occurring within an enzyme change the structure of the enzyme for substrate binding.
The removal of catalysts from an enzyme creates an empty location for the binding of substrates.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.**
Enzymes are proteins that have specific three-dimensional shapes, which create active sites that are complementary to the shape of their specific substrates. This shape allows enzymes to recognize and bind to their substrates effectively, facilitating the biochemical reactions they catalyze.
**The three-dimensional shape of an enzyme creates a structure for binding to substrates.**
Enzymes are proteins that have specific three-dimensional shapes, which create active sites that are complementary to the shape of their specific substrates. This shape allows enzymes to recognize and bind to their substrates effectively, facilitating the biochemical reactions they catalyze.