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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Biology practice

The 'induced fit' model of enzyme action suggests that:

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The 'induced fit' model of enzyme action suggests that:.

  1. A.Enzymes are used up after one reaction.
  2. B.The active site changes its shape to better accommodate the substrate.
  3. C.Substrates change their shape to fit the enzyme's active site.
  4. D.Enzymes can catalyse any type of reaction.

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