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there is a specific for each enzyme and the location where the bind is called the two things that can cause an enzyme to denature is and

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location where a substrate binds to an enzyme is called active site.

enzymes have an active site which is shaped so that only a molecule, known as the substrate,   with the correct shape (shape recognition) can link into the enzyme.   once the enzyme and the substrate become associated, the enzyme can increase the probability of a chemical reaction occurring by a number of mechanisms all explicable in terms of the principles of mass action and activation energy.  

when the substrate is bound at the active site, random movements of the substrate are prevented and the molecule becomes orientated in a fixed position on the enzyme thereby increasing the probability of reaction at specific sites on the substrate.   positioning the substrate on the active site may also distort the structure thereby producing a strain in one or more chemical bonds.

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