Which of the following does not describe the active site of an enzyme:
A. It is enantiomer specific.
B. Only one active site exists per enzyme molecule.
C. It is the area where the substrate and enzyme interact.
D. Its configuration or shape is determined by the protein's primary structure.
Answer:B
Which of the following does not describe the active site of an enzyme:
A. It is enantiomer specific. B. Only one active site exists per enzyme molecule. C. It is the area where the substrate and enzyme interact. D. Its configuration or shape is determined by the protein's primary structure.