BIO NMDCAT Mode of Enzyme Action
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The active site of an enzyme is usually located in a deep cleft or pocket because it

A. Protects the enzyme from phosphorylation
B. Provides a large flat surface for adsorption
C. Sequesters the substrate from bulk solvent and creates a specialized environment
D. Allows simultaneous binding to DNA and proteins

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  • Protects the enzyme from phosphorylation
  • Provides a large flat surface for adsorption
  • Sequesters the substrate from bulk solvent and creates a specialized environment
  • Allows simultaneous binding to DNA and proteins

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