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Lock and key mechanism of enzymatic reaction Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lock and Key Model Enzyme Substrate Complex Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lock and key model. The correct and incorrect keys Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Lock and key mechanism of enzymatic reaction

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The lock and key model is a classic concept used to describe the specificity of enzyme-substrate interactions in enzymatic reactions. It was proposed by Emil Fischer in 1894 and is still widely used to explain the mechanism of enzyme action.