Absolute specificity is demonstrated by an enzyme that acts on only a single substrate, such as Urease.
Absolute specificity occurs when an enzyme catalyzes only one substrate, like Urease (or sucrase, maltase).
| Front | Absolute specificity? eg? |
|---|---|
| Back | When an enzyme catalyzes only one substrate and none other. Urease (sucrase, maltase) |
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