Which effect assists enzymatic 'lock and key' binding?

💡 Explanation

The induced fit mechanism enhances enzyme-substrate interaction because the enzyme alters its shape to better accommodate the substrate during binding, therefore achieving optimal catalytic activity, rather than solely relying on a rigid lock and key fit.

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