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Dictionary » A » Active site Active siteActive site (Science: chemistry) A specific region of an enzyme where a substrate binds and catalysis takes place (binding site). The part of an enzyme or antibody where the chemical reaction occurs.A structural element of protein that determines whether the protein is functional when undergoing a reaction from an enzyme. this structural element will be accordingly shaped to the structure of the enzyme at work on it. ![]()
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Results from our forumEnzymes Helplook up: a. structure of active site b. measure of enzymatic activity c. your brain and b. and mostly : THE RULES
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Re: Enzymes and activation energy.... shape, brings the reactants (or substrates) closer together into its active site, This is the alternative route, and: allowing the chemical bonds to weaken and change ...
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Re: Enzymes and activation energy.... dimensional shape of the enzyme (I assume you specifically mean its active site). It is more than just shape that is of concern here, it is the electrostatic topology ...
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Enzymes and activation energy.... shape, brings the reactants (or substrates) closer together into its active site, therefore allowing the chemical bonds to weaken and change with less energy. An enzyme ...
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What does peroxynitrite do in cytotoxicity of cells?... basically in the field of biochemistry and she told us to read it and site our reactions about it; however, I could not understand the article. ... the cell was exposed to hydrogen peroxide which could likely make the active metabolite hydroxyl radical and thereby exposing the cell's structures. ...
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