Question

Any substance that will bind to a protein is known as its __________. Enzymes bind their __________ at the __________. The enzyme hexokinase is so specific that it reacts with only one of the two __________ of glucose. Enzymes catalyze a chemical reaction by lowering the __________, because they provide conditions favorable for the formation of a __________ intermediate called the __________. Once the reaction is completed, the enzyme releases the __________ of the reaction.

Answer 1

The answer to the given fill in the blanks are as follows starting from the first

Any substance that will bind to a protein is known as its __coenzyme__. Enzymes bind their _substrates___ at the _active sites__. The enzyme hexokinase is so specific that it reacts with only one of the two __isomer_  of glucose. Enzymes catalyze a chemical reaction by lowering the _activation energy__, because they provide conditions favorable for the formation of a __transitional________ intermediate called the __enzyme substrate complex________. Once the reaction is completed, the enzyme releases the ____product______ of the reaction.