...the substrate. The active site of an...
...catalysis occurs. The active site is usually...
...configuration of the active site. The specificity...
...fit between the active site and the...
...the substrate. The active site is not...
...substrate enters the active site, interactions between...
...that form the active site cause the...
...groups of the active site into position...
...the reaction. The active site is an...
...held in the active site by weak...
...acids on the active site catalyze the...
...then leaves the active site. A single...
...one reactant, the active site brings substrates...
...proceed. As the active site binds the...
...groups at the active site may create...
...For example, an active site may be...
...acids within the active site to their...
...binding to available active sites. There is...
...substrate concentrations, the active sites on all...
...at which the active site can convert...
...favor the most active conformation for the...
...between substrates and active sites occur more...
...stabilize the protein’s active conformation, and the...
...Maintenance of the active conformation of the...
...binding to the active site. These molecules...
...shape, rendering the active site less effective...
...found in the active site of acetylcholinesterase,...
...Penicillin blocks the active site of an...
...are in the active site or some...
...were in the active site, two were...
...shapes, one catalytically active and the other...
...that has functional active sites, whereas the...
...will affect the active sites of all...
...molecule to one active site in a...
...substrate to one active site affects catalysis...
...in a different active site. The vertebrate...
...bind to the active site. An active...
...active site. An active site may be...

...and is denatured Active Sites and Enzyme...
...region called the active site The active...
...active site The active site has a...
...attached to the active site Once the...
...they leave the active site. How enzymes...
...binds to the active site of the...
...the number of active sites available. Factors...
...shape of the active site For most...
...broken and the active site loses its...
...shape of the active site   Amylase...
...break down. The active site will be...
...charge in the active site e.g. amylase...
...temporarily with the active site. The rate...
...not at the active site. This binding...

...bind to the active sites of enzymes,...
...enzyme in its active conformation. D) These...
...binding to the active site? A) competitive...
...facilitated diffusion. C) active transport. D) either...
...true concerning secondary active transporters? A) A...
...binds to the active site. Answer: FALSE...
...FALSE 61) Primary active transport requires that...
...facilitated diffusion, and active transport. Answer: Passive...
...the lipid membrane. Active transport requires that...

...is written in active voice. A) The...
...is written in active voice. A) The...
...is written in active voice. A) The...
...is written in active voice. A) The...
...is written in active voice. A) A...

...in the same active site b.Are composed...
...ordered carbohydrates c.Have active sites that are...
...shape of the active site d.Allows the...
...of metabolic enzymes active in their cells...
...endocrine organ becomes active at puberty? a.the...

...D to its active form (The kidneys...
...great deal of active transport takes place...

...proportion of the active ingredients: T15 contains...
...T15 contains 15% active ingredients, T40 contains...
...T40 contains 40% active ingredients, and T50...
...T50 contains 50% active ingredients. A sample...
...proportion of the active ingredients: T15 contains...
...T15 contains 15% active ingredients, T40 contains...
...T40 contains 40% active ingredients, and T50...
...T50 contains 50% active ingredients. A sample...

...encapsulate a drug’s active component in a...
...drug or other active agent in such...
...way that the active agent is released...
...drug or otheractiveagentpassesthroughtheother active agent passes through...
...release of the active agent has been...