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What is the Induced Fit model?

  • A model that explains how enzymes work without a substrate
  • An alternative to the lock and key model
  • A model that explains how substrates work without an enzyme
  • A modification to the lock and key model (correct)
  • How does the Induced Fit model explain enzyme-substrate interactions?

  • Enzymes change shape to fit the substrate, facilitating the chemical reaction (correct)
  • Enzymes and substrates fit together perfectly like a lock and key
  • Substrates change shape to fit the enzyme, facilitating the chemical reaction
  • Enzymes and substrates interact without any shape changes
  • What is the role of the active site in the Induced Fit model?

  • It is a structure that is not involved in the chemical reaction
  • It is a rigid structure that perfectly fits the substrate
  • It is a structure that only binds to the substrate but does not change shape
  • It is a flexible structure that continuously reshapes as the substrate interacts with the enzyme (correct)
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