Biology, asked by af8117749, 11 months ago

why enzymes are spacific in nature?

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Enzymes are so specific because of their unique active sites . Every enzyme has some amino acid residues acting in catalysing process with subtraste to form product. The active site residues are highly specific to the substrate molecules, and this accounts for the high specificity.

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