When the substrate is bound to the enzyme,the shape of the enzyme may change slightly,leading to

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An induced fit is the concept where the binding of a substrate to an enzyme causes a slight change in the shape of the enzyme, allowing for a more precise fit between the enzyme and substrate. This precise fit allows for the catalytic activity of the enzyme to increase, leading to a more efficient reaction.

When the Substrate Is Bound to the Enzyme,the Shape of the Enzyme