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During the first step in the glycolysis pathway, hexokinase binds to glucose and converts it into glucose-6-phosphate. In this reaction, hexokinase is the _________ and glucose is its ____________.
a) enzyme....substrate
b) enzyme.....product
c) product..... enzyme
d)substrate.....enzyme
e)substrate product
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