When the stimulus intensity is increased what changes the number of synaptic vesicles released or the amount of neurotransmitter
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Enzyme and substrate works in a lock and key hypothesis. Like a key fits to it's lock
Enzyme has a 3D shape which is precise. The polypeptide chain of the enzyme molecule folded to form a 'pocket' called an active site.
The active site of an enzyme has a distinctive shape and charge that complement to it's substrate.
The shape of substrate must fit the enzyme only the reaction will occur. This explains why enzymes are highly specific.
Enzyme has a 3D shape which is precise. The polypeptide chain of the enzyme molecule folded to form a 'pocket' called an active site.
The active site of an enzyme has a distinctive shape and charge that complement to it's substrate.
The shape of substrate must fit the enzyme only the reaction will occur. This explains why enzymes are highly specific.