Question

what is active site mean in enzymes?

Answer 1

Answer :-

In general terms, an "Active site" can can be defined as a part of the specific 3-dimensional structure of an enzyme.

Extra Information :-

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• An enzyme may consist of more than one active site.

• The active sites of most of the enzymes are located at the points which are very close to the surface of the enzymes.

• The active site serves as a "Lock" into which the reactant substrate gets bound as a "Key", leading to the formation of an "Enzyme-Substrate" (ES) complex.

• The point on the surface of the enzyme where the substrate gets bound to the active site, is known as the "Substrate binding site".

Answer 2

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Active site of an enzyme is a specific part of an enzyme which comes in contact with the substrate during reaction.