Enzyme Catalysis and Substrate Binding | Active Site, Specificity, "Lock and Key" vs "Induced Fit"

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Instructor: Dave Carlson
Enzymes 4 - Enzyme-Substrate Binding

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So in induced fit model, do you conclude that the enzyme on that model is not specific in binding substrates?

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Are the R side chains of the enzymes polar or nonpolar?

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Sir what about product formation in lock and key model

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