Which of the following best describes the induced fit model of enzyme activity?
A. The enzyme’s active site is a perfect fit for the substrate.
B. The enzyme changes its shape to better grab on to and fit the substrate.
C. The substrate changes shape to fit the enzyme’s active site.
D. The enzyme and substrate do not change shape during binding.
Select your answer:

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Which statement best explains the relationship between diet, and osteoporosis?
A. Cholesterol blocks calcium from reaching bone cells. A diet that is high in cholesterol can lead to osteoporosis
B. Calcium and phosphorus build strong and flexible bones. A diet that lacks these nutrients can lead to osteoporosis.
C. Protein and iron build strong and flexible bones. A diet that lacks these nutrients can lead to osteoporosis.
D. Sugars and fats build strong and flexible bones. A diet that lacks these nutrients can lead to osteoporosis.