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Mechanism of Enzyme Action and Specificity of Enzymes and MCQs

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Formation of enzyme substrate complex is considered as the first step of enzyme catalysis. Substrate binds to the active site of the enzyme through various non-covalent interaction and thus forms ES complex. The ES complex then further is converted to […]

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