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Active Site of an Enzyme

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active site i enzyme A Like other enzymes, hexokinase has active sites that bind and alter speCific substrates. A model of the whole enzyme is shown to the left. reactant(s) ‘ O B A closeeup shows glucose and phos phate meeting in the active site. The microenVironment of the site favors a reaction between the two molecules. products .4 ‘ C Here, the glucose has bonded with the phosphate. The product of this reaction, glucoseeeephosphate, is shown leaVing the active Site.
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