Chapter 6.5, Problem 1SB

Summary Introduction

To review:

The reason for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction reaching a saturation level when the substrate concentration is increased.

Introduction:

Enzymes are the protein biomolecules that act as bio-catalysts. Most of their functions are associated with their three-dimensional structure. An enzyme catalyzes a reaction by binding a substrate to its active site. The binding causes a conformational change in the substrate.