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Specific reactions can be illustrated by a 'lock-and-key' diagram which



All enzymes are made of protein; that is why they are sensitive to heat,



Lock & Key Model Of Enzyme Specificity



PICTURES, DIAGRAMS & VIDEO: The lock and key



Binding of ligands to proteins like enzymes or hormone receptors has been



This is where we get the lock and key enzyme model.



Image:Lock-and-Key.jpg. While suggesting that the enzyme active site is complementary to the reaction ground state and thereby offering an explanation for



lock-and-key model of enzyme activity



Induced fit diagram zh.png Induced



have "innies" that allow them to fit together like a lock and key)



Caption In the induced-fit theory of enzyme-substrate binding,



The diagram below shows an example of an enzyme, substrate, and both types



the so-called rigid enzyme model assumed by the lock and key theory.



Induced fit model - Enzymes-Lock and Key Model Induced Fit Model.



of enzyme function according to the lock and key model. In the diagram:



and sequence analysis that resulted in the following ribbon diagram.



Figure 09 - The action of drugs on enzymes. Non steroidal anti-inflammatory



Induced fit model - Enzymes-Lock and Key Model



Ribbon diagram of the enzyme TIM. TIM is catalytically perfect,



See in an example of digestive action draw diagram characterization Exogen