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What is the lock-and-key model of enzyme action?
Enzymes break apart like keys
The substrate fits precisely into the enzyme's active site, like a key fitting a lock, forming an enzyme-substrate complex
Enzymes are made of metal like locks
The enzyme changes shape to fit the substrate
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The substrate fits precisely into the enzyme's active site, like a key fitting a lock, forming an enzyme-substrate complex
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