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In a biological reaction involving the enzyme binds to what?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Enzymes are defined as protein molecules which are like catalysts, that is, like catalysts enzymes also help in increasing the rate of a reaction without itself getting consumed in the reaction.

The enzyme acts as a lock whereas the substrate acts as a key. When active site of enzyme binds to the active site of substrate then it results in the formation of a chemical reaction that speeds up because of correct binding of both enzyme and substrate together.

Thus, we can conclude that in a biological reaction involving the enzyme binds to active site of substrate.

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