Questions: If structure A is an enzyme in the image below, name the structure B. A activating molecule (B) substrate (C) activation energy (D) active site

If structure A is an enzyme in the image below, name the structure B. A activating molecule (B) substrate (C) activation energy (D) active site
Transcript text: If structure $A$ is an enzyme in the image below, name the structure $B$. A activating molecule (B) substrate (C) activation energy (D) active site
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify Structure A

Structure A is identified as an enzyme in the image.

Step 2: Determine the Role of Structure B

Structure B is the molecule that interacts with the enzyme (Structure A).

Step 3: Match Structure B with the Given Options

Given the options:

  • A) activating molecule
  • B) substrate
  • C) activation energy
  • D) active site

The molecule that interacts with an enzyme is typically called the substrate.

Final Answer

B) substrate

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