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Transition state structure of the substrate formed during an enzymatic reaction is:
Options
(a) Permanent but unstable
(b) transient and unstable
(c) permanent and stable
(d) transient and stable
Correct Answer:
transient and unstable
Explanation:
Transition state structure formed during an enzymatic reaction is transient and unstable.
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