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The energy derived from noncovalent interactions between enzyme and substrate is called:
The energy derived from noncovalent interactions between enzyme and substrate is called:
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Binding energy = stabilization energy between enzyme and substrate.
Updated On: Jan 2, 2025
- Bond energy
- Enthalpy
- Binding energy
- Entropy
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Binding energy is the energy released from noncovalent interactions between an enzyme and its substrate. This energy helps stabilize the enzyme-substrate complex and lower the activation energy of the reaction.
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