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O Some amino acids can form the active site of an enzyme and facilitate the binding of a substrate into the enzyme's active site O All of the choices are reasons why amino acids are important in an enzyme Amino acids in an enzyme can bind together via peptide bonds, forming the backbone of the enzyme Amino acids in an enzyme can interact or bond with one another to hold together the enzyme in its normal folded shape

O Some amino acids can form the active site of an enzyme and facilitate the binding of a substrate into the enzyme's active site O All of the choices are reasons why amino acids are important in an enzyme Amino acids in an enzyme can bind together via peptide bonds, forming the backbone of the enzyme Amino acids in an enzyme can interact or bond with one another to hold together the enzyme in its normal folded shape

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Why are amino acids important in an enzyme? O Some amino acids can form the active site of an enzyme and facilitate the binding of a substrate into the enzyme's active site O All of the choices are reasons why amino acids are important in an enzyme O Amino acids in an enzyme can bind together via peptide bonds, forming the backbone of the enzyme O Amino acids in an enzyme can interact or bond with one another to hold together the enzyme in its normal folded shape
Transcribed Image Text:Why are amino acids important in an enzyme? O Some amino acids can form the active site of an enzyme and facilitate the binding of a substrate into the enzyme's active site O All of the choices are reasons why amino acids are important in an enzyme O Amino acids in an enzyme can bind together via peptide bonds, forming the backbone of the enzyme O Amino acids in an enzyme can interact or bond with one another to hold together the enzyme in its normal folded shape
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