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- Label the image with the following terms: active site, reactant, enzyme.Associate the biochemical reaction in TSI agar to certain genera or species. Reaction Possible Organism(s) K/K K/A K/A, H2S* A/A A/A A/A, H2S*Click the "draw structure" button to launch the drawing utility. What product is formed when the compound is treated with Benedict's reagent? H. HO-C-H H-C- -O- 2 Cu2+ HO-C-H OH CHOH H-C-OH window open ČH,OH