Lock and key mechanism: Difference between revisions

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The active site of the enzyme is complementary to the shape of the substrate ie. the substrate has an exact matching shape to the active site ^[1].

↑ Berg,J.M.,Tymoczko,J.L.,Stryer,L.(2007)Biochemistry, sixth ed, New York:W.H. Freeman and Company,pp.215

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-The active site of the enzyme is complementary to the shape of the substrate ie. the substrate has an exact matching shape to the active site<ref>Berg,J.M.,Tymoczko,J.L.,Stryer,L.(2007)Biochemistry, sixth ed, New York:W.H. Freeman and Company,pp.215</ref>.
+The active site of the [[enzyme|enzyme]] is complementary to the shape of the [[substrate|substrate]] ie. the substrate has an exact matching shape to the active site&nbsp;<ref>Berg,J.M.,Tymoczko,J.L.,Stryer,L.(2007)Biochemistry, sixth ed, New York:W.H. Freeman and Company,pp.215</ref>.
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+=== Reference  ===
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