An enzyme becomes more effective if its tertiary structure changes, altering the active site shape to allow for faster formation of successful enzyme-substrate complexes.
- change in tertiary structure of enzyme - change in active site shape - successful E-S complexes form more quickly
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| Back | - change in tertiary structure of enzyme - change in active site shape- successful E-S complexes form more quickly |
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