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Explanation:
Enzymes catalyze reaction by stabilizing the _transition state_______. If the enzyme binds to the substrate too well, the activation energy for the catalyzed reaction ___increases_____. Thus, the enzyme binds best to the _substrate_______ and the activation energy ____decreases____.
In the _lock and key_______ model, the enzyme binds to the _substrate_______ most efficiently.
In the __induced fit______, both the enzyme and _substrate_______ change their structure upon binding in a way that favors the formation of the _enzyme-substrate complex _.
Thus, when comparing the models, the _lock and key_______ model lowers the energy of the transition state more.
The lock and key model suggests that enzyme and substrate are like complementary shapes and when the bind they fit into each other.
The induced fit model proposed that when the active site of an enzyme binds to a substrate, it changes it conformation (shape) and as such other molecules cannot bind.