Question

what is meant by enzyme specificity? reaction enzyme denaturation each enzyme catalyzes only one type of reaction because its active site fits only a specific substrate. enzyme specificity changes randomly depending on temperature. enzymes can bind to any molecule that enters the cell. one enzyme can work on many different substrates equally well.

Explanation:

Enzyme specificity refers to the fact that an enzyme has a unique active - site shape that allows it to bind to only a specific substrate and catalyze a particular reaction. Temperature affects enzyme activity but not its specificity randomly. Enzymes do not bind to any molecule and are not equally effective on many different substrates.

Answer:

Each enzyme catalyzes only one type of reaction because its active site fits only a specific substrate.