In the induced-fit model of enzymes, a substrate associates itself with which part of an enzyme? a. the denatured site b. the amino acid site c. the active site

That would be C. The active site.

The active site is the part of an enzyme to which substrates bind and where a reaction is catalyzed.

It’s c because my teacher helped me

active site

Explanation:

c. active site because the shape of the substrate should compliment that of the active site. The enzyme changes the shape of its active site slightly as the substrate binds which forms the induced fit model.

In the induced-fit model of enzymes, a substrate associates itself with the active site of the enzyme. So, the right answer will be the C.

Its called the Active Site. The active site also remains when the enzyme and substrate react.

That would be the "active site".  There are three parts to the induced-fit model.  The substrate, the enzyme, and the active site.  The enzyme and the substrate form together like two puzzle pieces, and the active site is the space in between the two puzzle pieces.  It is still there when the enzyme and substrate have connected.  I hope I helped!  If I have wrong information, or you don't understand my analogy, please inform me so I can fix it.  :D  Thanks!

The answer is C.the active site.

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The answer to this question is the active site of the enzyme

C active site

Explanation:

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