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Biology, 05.05.2020 01:07 absolyoshi101

A chemical changes the shape of the active site of an enzyme. What will likely happen as a result of this chemical change?

A) The enzyme will be inhibited because the substrate cannot induce the proper fit.

B) The enzyme will be inhibited because a coenzyme cannot properly attach to the substrate.

C) The enzyme will catalyze the reaction but will be altered in the process.

D) The enzyme will be transformed into a coenzyme, halting the reaction.

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