Models for enzyme-substrate complex formation, Biology

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Models for enzyme-substrate  (ES) complex formation

There are two popular models to explain the enzyme-substrate interaction. These are:

a) Fischer's template or lock and key model, and

B) Koshland's  induced fit model

 


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