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[ouprephubu]

The statement provided is largely true but contains some errors and awkward phrasing. Here is a clearer and corrected version of the mechanism of enzyme action:

1. **Active Site**: Enzymes have a specific region called the active site, which is typically a pocket or depression on the enzyme's surface where the substrate binds.
2. **Enzyme-Substrate Complex**: When a substrate binds to the enzyme's active site, it forms an enzyme-substrate complex. This is a temporary complex formed during the course of the reaction.
3. **Catalysis**: The active site facilitates the chemical reaction, converting the substrate into product(s). The enzyme may stabilize the transition state, lower the activation energy, or bring reactants into the proper orientation.
4. **Release of Product**: After the reaction occurs, the product(s) are released from the active site, and the enzyme is free to bind with new substrate molecules.

So, the corrected understanding of the mechanism is:
- Enzymes have an active site where substrates bind.
- The binding forms an enzyme-substrate complex.
- The enzyme catalyzes the reaction, converting the substrate into product(s).
- The enzyme releases the product(s) and is ready for another cycle.

Thus, the statement you provided, with minor corrections for clarity and accuracy, accurately describes the mechanism of enzyme action.

[marthesongna]

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[maryamchowdhary]

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