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Induced Fit Theory

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According to induced fit theory of enzyme action

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substrate induces conformational change in enzyme

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substrate changes its shape after binding

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conformational change takes place in substrate

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there is no conformational change in enzyme

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The correct option is A substrate induces conformational change in enzyme
The induced fit theory of enzyme action was given by Daniel Koshland in 1958. According to this theory whenever a substrate binds to an enzyme it induces conformational change to the enzyme which strengthen its binding.

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