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The binding of a substrate to an enzyme’s active site is predominantly mediated by

A. Strong, irreversible covalent bonds
B. Weak, non covalent interactions that allow transient and reversible binding
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C. Permanent dipole moments
D. Hydrophobic forces excluding all water

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  • Strong, irreversible covalent bonds
  • Weak, non covalent interactions that allow transient and reversible binding
  • Permanent dipole moments
  • Hydrophobic forces excluding all water

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