Which statement about enzymes is true?

Enzymes have active sites with shapes that match particular substrates, often described as a lock-and-key fit. Enzymes speed up reactions rather than decrease their rate, and each enzyme is usually specific to one reaction or a small group of similar reactions. Enzymes can act in living organisms, so describing them as catalysts only in nonliving things is not correct.

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