👉 Conductility is a term used in the field of biochemistry to describe the ability of an enzyme to catalyze biochemical reactions. Specifically, it refers to the degree to which an enzyme's active site interacts with its substrate and facilitates the transfer of electrons or other energy molecules between these two substances. The concept of conductility can be understood as a measure of how well an enzyme is able to bind to its substrate, thus affecting the rate at which the reaction occurs.
