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The model that explains that the active site of an enzyme is flexible and will mold to the shape of the substrate is called:

A) induced fit
B) coenzyme
C) lock and key
D) substrate selectivity



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Final answer:

The induced fit model explains how enzymes adapt their active sites to accommodate substrates.


Explanation:

The model that explains that the active site of an enzyme is flexible and will mold to the shape of the substrate is called the induced fit model. In this model, the active site can make minor adjustments to accommodate the substrate, allowing for interaction with a small group of similar substrates.


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