Which argument provides evidence that BEST explains the interaction between an enzymatic protein and its substrate as a chemical reaction takes place? The enzyme has a specific structure so that only one substrate can bind to it. A As the enzyme and substrate come together, the shape of each perfectly complements the other.

B
The enzyme has a specific chemical composition so that only one substrate can bind to it. The chemicals in the enzyme and substrate cause them to be attracted to each other.

C
The enzyme has a specific chemical composition so that only one substrate can bind to it. The chemicals in the enzyme cause the components of the substrate to be repelled from each other.

D
The enzyme has a specific structure so that only one substrate can bind to it. As the enzyme and substrate come together, the shape of the enzyme changes slightly so that it fits more snugly to the substrate.