Enzymes discriminate between similar parts of same molecules. This is termed as __________

Enzymes discriminate between similar parts of same molecules. This is termed as __________ Correct Answer Regiospecificity

Regiospecificity means differentiating between parts of same molecule. Absolute specificity means enzymes specific to only one substrate whereas group specificity means enzyme specificity to a group of substrates. Stereospecificity is observed by optical isomers.

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