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enzyme binds to substrate at active site > chemical reaction takes place > products are released > enzyme-substrate complex forms
enzyme binds to substrate at active site > chemical reaction takes place > products are released > enzyme-substrate complex forms
enzyme-substrate complex forms > enzyme binds to substrate at active site > chemical reaction takes place > products are released
enzyme-substrate complex forms > enzyme binds to substrate at active site > chemical reaction takes place > products are released
chemical reaction takes place > products are released > enzyme binds to substrate at active site > enzyme-substrate complex forms
chemical reaction takes place > products are released > enzyme binds to substrate at active site > enzyme-substrate complex forms
enzyme binds to substrate at active site > enzyme-substrate complex forms > chemical reaction takes
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The correct order of steps involved in the formation of an enzyme-substrate complex is:
enzyme binds to substrate at active site > enzyme-substrate complex forms > chemical reaction takes place > products are released
This sequence indicates that the enzyme first binds to the substrate, forming the enzyme-substrate complex, which then undergoes a chemical reaction to produce products that are released.
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