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The structure of a substrate p strongly resembles substrate q. in an experiment, by mistake p was used instead of q as a substrate for the enzyme, q-ase. the results obtained were identical to the results that would have been obtained using substrate q. why did substrate p work in place of substrate q? a) p and q are coenzymes b) p and q are holoenzymes c) p and q have similar binding properties d) p and q have different binding properties

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