question 11 (1 point)\nwhere does a substrate bind to the enzyme?\na. the active site.\nb. the allosteric…

question 11 (1 point)\nwhere does a substrate bind to the enzyme?\na. the active site.\nb. the allosteric site.\nc. the reaction centre.\nd. all of the above.\na\nb\nc\nd

question 11 (1 point)\nwhere does a substrate bind to the enzyme?\na. the active site.\nb. the allosteric site.\nc. the reaction centre.\nd. all of the above.\na\nb\nc\nd

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Enzymes are biological catalysts. The substrate (the molecule an enzyme acts on) binds to the enzyme at the active site. The allosteric site is for regulatory molecules, and "reaction centre" isn't the standard term for substrate - enzyme binding. So only the active site is where the substrate binds.

Answer:

A. the active site.