A Lock-and-Key Enzyme Animation. Enzyme Substrate Active Site.

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A Lock-and-Key Enzyme Animation

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate Active Site

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate The Chemical Reaction takes place at this point: When the Enzyme binds with the Substrate

Enzyme Substrate Enzyme-Substrate Complex

Enzyme Substrate Enzyme-Substrate Complex

Enzyme Substrate Enzyme-Substrate Complex

Enzyme Substrate

Enzyme Products Notice the Enzyme does not change.

Enzyme Products Notice the Enzyme does not change.

Enzyme Products Notice the Enzyme does not change.

Enzyme Products Notice the Enzyme does not change.

Enzyme Products Notice the Enzyme does not change.