Answer:
The active site of an enzyme is the region of an enzyme where substrate molecules bind and undergo a chemical reaction.
Explanation:
This is because enzymes catalyses reaction by first lowering it activation energy and then bind to the reactants and convert the substrate to products. This take place in the active site. This active site is that area or region where the activation energy is lowered and the substrate molecules is bind to produce products.
Is needed to keep most plants alive
Answer:
Carrying capacity shows how much you can carry, over being more than what you can carry and under being less than you can carry. It is bad to be over capacity because you would be carrying more than you are physically able to.
Interspecific competition
i guess
<span>I think you would do a 2X2 punnet square. And that the SsBB can produce two kinds of gametes which are SB and sb
And that the ssBb can produce two kinds of gametes which are sB and sb
So there would be 25% SsBB, 25% SsBb, 25% ssBb, and 25% ssbb</span>
