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What is the transition state of a biochemical reaction?
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Enzymes
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What is the transition state of a biochemical reaction?
the intermediate state of a reaction formed between the reactants and products
the state of a reaction only formed if an enzyme is present
the enzyme-substrate complex
the lowest energy state of a reaction
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