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justify the statement enzymes are specific in action

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Answered by SwaggerGabru
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Explanation:

Enzymes are very specific in their action because every type of enzyme molecule has a specific three dimensional shape giving it a specific active site.

Answered by Missmickey36
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Enzymes are specific because enzymes use binding energy to reduce the activation energy of the reaction. The more specific the enzyme, the tighter that they can bind the transition state, the faster the reaction rate. Enzymes are so specific because of their unique active sites .

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