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SOLVED:Simple enzyme reactions often conform to the equation: E S↔ES→EP↔E P where E, S, and P are enzyme, substrate, and product, respectively. A. What does ES represent in this equation? B. Why is the first step shown with bidirectional arrows and the second step as a unidirectional arrow? C. Why does E appear at both ends of the equation? D. One often finds that high concentrations of P inhibit the enzyme. Suggest why this might occur. E. If compound X resembles S and binds to the active s